According to the OECD, the rise of Argentina in 2025 will be, if that 5.7%is confirmed, the second strongest of the G20 after India (6.4%).
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) reviewed its forecasts on Argentina, unlike the general tendency for most of the Other G20 economies and now estimates that it will leave the recession this year with a growth of 5.7%.
In your interim perspective report published Mondaythe OECD improved in 2.1 percentage points the forecasts for 2025 made for Argentina last Decemberwhich means the greatest revision with a lot within the G20 (Türkiye follows with a correction of five tenths, to 3.1%).
After having fallen 1.8 % in 2024 and having been the only member of that group that was in recession with Germany (-0.2 %), The rise of Argentina in 2025 will be, if that 5.7 %is confirmed, the second strongest of the G20 after India (6.4 %).
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What is the growth estimate for Argentina in 2026
By 2026, the authors of the report anticipate an GDP increase of 4.8%, one more point than they had predicted only three months ago. Also there, Argentina’s upward review is the most important.
With regard to inflation, One of the great black points of the Argentine economy in recent years, the OECD estimates that it will fall from 117.8 % on average by 2024 to 28.4 % in 2025 (1.4 percentage points less than calculated in December and 24.8 % in 2026 (three tenths less).
If OECD projections are met, Argentina will cease to be in 2025 the country with the most runaway inflation of the G20, surpassed this year by Türkiye (31.4 %).
Source: Ambito
