Purchases Abroad by Courier Fell in July, but Rose 15.5% Year-on-Year - Real Economy
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Canal C Purchases abroad grew 84% and are approaching the total annual Purchases abroad through postal services and courier continue to grow in Argentina. According to a report by Analytica, during July they reached US$108 million, although the registration was lower than in the previous three months. The amount of July represented an increase of 15.5% over the same month of 2025, in a context of sustained expansion of purchases of products abro…
In July, operations reached $108 million and recorded an annual increase of 15.5%, although they showed a slowdown compared to the previous three months. Analytica linked moderation with the decrease in private wages recorded measured in dollars. Read more
The purchases of Argentines abroad through the Courier system in July had a decrease compared to June although they grew 15.5% year-on-year, being a slower pace than the one recorded in the previous months, according to the consultant Analytica based on data from the INDEC. The report reflected that the expenditure on imports of individuals in the seventh month of the year reached US$108 million, leaving US$17 million below June (US$125 million)…
The purchases of Argentines abroad through the Courier system in July had a decrease compared to June although they grew 15.5% year-on-year, being a slower pace than the one recorded in the previous months, according to the consultant Analytica based on data from the INDEC. The report reflected that the expenditure on imports of individuals in the seventh month of the year reached US$108 million, leaving US$17 million below the previous month (U…
The pace of door-to-door imports slowed in the middle of the fall in private wages in dollars. Argentines' purchases abroad through the courier system in July had a decline compared to June although they grew 15.5% year-on-year, being a lower rate than in the previous months, according to the consultant Analytica based on data from the INDEC. The report, to which the Argentine News Agency agreed, reflected that spending on imports of individuals…
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