Overview
- In December 2025, companies liquidated US$1.015 billion, up 33% from November, according to CIARA‑CEC.
- Full‑year agroexport inflows reached US$31,338,763,371, roughly US$6.25 billion more than in 2024 and the strongest result in two years.
- CIARA‑CEC said December receipts largely reflect advance payments tied to September operations, consistent with typical 30‑ to 90‑day payment lags.
- The government’s 2025 measures included a temporary suspension of export duties under Decree 682/2025, later‑made‑permanent rate cuts, and the addition of beef and poultry to the reduced‑duty regime.
- A zero‑retentions window opened on September 22 with a US$7 billion quota that was filled within 72 hours, with the sector’s inflows helping steady the exchange market after electoral uncertainty.