During the first half of 2025, Argentina surprised everyone with an economic boom thanks to stabilization after a long period of recession. In October 2024, the IMF had projected 5% growth in Argentina’s GDP, but the institution’s update in July 2025 raised this to 5.5%. The World Bank also adjusted its forecast to 5.5% for 2025, 4.5% for 2026, and 4.0% for 2027.1
This makes Argentina the most resilient country in Latin America over the last year, after overcoming a 1.8% drop in GDP in 2024, according to World Bank figures.
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Part of this growth is due to the rebound in domestic demand, which stimulates production and employment. In fact, private consumption in Argentina increased by 13.9% year-on-year in July 2025, marking ten consecutive months of positive growth, according to the University of Palermo.2
Por fim, de acordo com o Índice de Atividade Econômica do Banco Central do Brasil (IBC-Br), o volume de vendas do comércio varejista ampliado cresceu 2,8% nos primeiros seis meses do ano e 1,1% no 2º trimestre de 2025 na comparação anual, refletindo a recuperação do consumo de produtos e serviços.
Below, you can download our report on the best-selling products in Argentina, which goes into detail about the commercial sectors that are contributing to the economic rebound:
INFOGRAPHIC REPORT 2025
The Best-Selling Products in Argentina, 2025-2026
Growth drivers in the sectors that are powering the country’s economy.
Next Steps
While sales growth in Argentina—or Latin America overall—offers encouraging signs, the key lies in transforming that data into strategic decisions that drive sustainable results.
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Sources:
- World Bank. (June 2025). Global Economic Prospects − Latin America and the Caribbean. ↩︎
- Universidad de Palermo. (August 2025). Índice de Consumo Privado UP (ICP-UP) – Julio 2025. Facultad de Negocios. Retrieved September 4, 2025. ↩︎
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