According to the UIA, Industrial Activity Fell 3% so Far From 2026
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Industrial activity fell in August 0.3% compared to July and 5.7% year-on-year, thus registering a negative accumulation in what is going on in 2026. The data come according to the latest report of the Center for Studies of the Argentine Industrial Union (CEU-UIA). The work reflects a panorama of constant weakness in the national productive network, where the levels of activity are ...
The UIA confirmed that industrial activity fell 5.7% year-on-year in August and accumulated a 3.0% decrease in the first eight months in Argentina. The UIA entry reported an industrial decline of 5.7% in August was first published in OPI Santa Cruz.
The industry continues to fall: the UIA projected a contraction of 0.3% deseasonalized monthly for the eighth month of the year. Industrial activity fell in August 0.3% compared to July and 5.7% year-on-year, according to preliminary estimates of the last report of the Center for Studies of the Argentine Industrial Union (CEU-UIA).The report reflects a panorama of deepening [...] The entry According to the UIA, industrial activity fell 3% in wha…
The UIA survey detected falls in sectors such as construction, metal mechanics, steel, beverages and vaccine work. In the year’s accumulation, industrial activity remains below the 2025 levels.
The manufacturing industry again showed a sharp contraction in August and deepened the deterioration in the sector during 2026. According to an estimate by the Argentine Industrial Union (UIA), industrial activity fell 5.7% year-on-year during the eighth month of the year and recorded a decrease of 0.3% compared to July in the seasonalised measurement. [...] The entry The industry fell again in August and deepens its decline was first published …
Industry production declined by 5.7% year-on-year in August, according to the UIA.
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