The Chamber of Oil Industry (CIARA) and the Cereals Exporters Center (CEC) reported that companies in the sector were liquidated last November 759.7 million US dollarsThis is the lowest level for this month in the past decade.
The amount represents a 32% decrease compared to October, despite the fact that 2025 was showing a higher sustainable income rate than the previous year. In reality, Between January and November, $30,323 million came inThis means 24% more than in the same period in 2024. However, the slowdown in November halted this trend.
According to the authorities, the month was marked by the fulfillment of previously scheduled shipments and milling activity linked to the special system established by Decree 682/2025, which temporarily suspended export rights.
Part of the income recorded now responds to progress made in September, hence the figure It does not reflect new large-scale operations.
Now, dollars from the wheat crop are expected to start coming in, which is already expected to exceed 25 million tons, a historic milestone for the grain. Analysts estimate that approximately 20 million tons will be exported (6-7 million tons are consumed in the domestic market), which will generate about 3.5 billion US dollars in foreign exchange.
According to a report from the Rosario Stock Exchange, based on preliminary data from the maritime agency NABSA, 1.2 million tons of wheat will be shipped during the month of November, two and a half times the volume of last year at this stage.