La Argentina dio vuelta su balanza energética en menos de 3 años: la energía ya explica el 45% del superávit comercial

Argentina has reversed its energy trade balance in under three years, transforming a nominal surplus into a major economic driver. As of late 2023, the 12-month rolling difference between energy exports and imports stood at just USD 41 million.

Within thirty-two months, that accumulated balance surged to USD 11.071 million. The energy sector now accounts for 45.3 percent of Argentina's total commercial surplus, highlighting a rapid shift in the country's macroeconomic and trade dynamics.