Argentina Achieves $1.911 Billion Trade Surplus in June
Argentina reported a trade surplus of $1.911 billion in June, with exports totaling $6.590 billion and imports at $4.679 billion. This marks the seventh consecutive month of trade surplus, surpassing the $1.6 billion forecast in a Reuters poll.
Argentina posted a trade surplus of $1.911 billion in June, after registering $6.590 billion in exports and $4.679 billion in imports for the month, according to the government's statistics office.
This latest monthly surplus is the country's seventh-consecutive positive figure, exceeding the $1.6 billion forecast predicted in a Reuters poll.
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