GDP (annual) in Argentina

INDEC · Mensual · Importance 80

725,600.2 (Q1-26) ABS · M ARS · Trimestral · CSV

Period	M ARS
Jan 2026	725,600.2
Oct 2025	735,202.1
Jul 2025	737,135.1
Apr 2025	777,482.6
Jan 2025	709,095.1
Oct 2024	719,523.3
Jul 2024	714,299.2
Apr 2024	729,909.4
Jan 2024	668,219.6
Oct 2023	700,543.2
Jul 2023	728,542.3
Apr 2023	738,128.4
Jan 2023	704,009.0
Oct 2022	712,740.5
Jul 2022	732,662.2
Apr 2022	782,338.6
Jan 2022	697,625.3
Oct 2021	696,134.7
Jul 2021	686,756.5
Apr 2021	723,516.6
Jan 2021	652,832.0
Oct 2020	642,403.3
Jul 2020	614,192.5
Apr 2020	609,380.0
Jan 2020	632,389.4
Oct 2019	671,361.1
Jul 2019	683,900.9
Apr 2019	751,784.5
Jan 2019	665,848.7
Oct 2018	678,655.6
Jul 2018	696,101.6
Apr 2018	747,428.3
Jan 2018	707,324.3
Oct 2017	724,592.9
Jul 2017	721,120.4
Apr 2017	778,401.7
Jan 2017	681,444.8
Oct 2016	693,173.5
Jul 2016	694,382.5
Apr 2016	760,703.3
Jan 2016	677,652.1
Oct 2015	703,681.5
Jul 2015	718,281.3
Apr 2015	791,236.0
Jan 2015	672,749.8
Oct 2014	686,701.5
Jul 2014	690,879.8
Apr 2014	760,576.9
Jan 2014	671,066.0
Oct 2013	706,597.3
Jul 2013	721,458.9
Apr 2013	776,486.6
Jan 2013	677,085.5
Oct 2012	706,958.0
Jul 2012	703,461.7
Apr 2012	730,838.3
Jan 2012	672,686.0
Oct 2011	703,050.5
Jul 2011	711,417.4
Apr 2011	766,333.0

Period	%
Jan 2026	-1.3%
Oct 2025	-0.3%
Jul 2025	-5.2%
Apr 2025	9.6%
Jan 2025	-1.4%
Oct 2024	0.7%
Jul 2024	-2.1%
Apr 2024	9.2%
Jan 2024	-4.6%
Oct 2023	-3.8%
Jul 2023	-1.3%
Apr 2023	4.8%
Jan 2023	-1.2%
Oct 2022	-2.7%
Jul 2022	-6.3%
Apr 2022	12.1%
Jan 2022	0.2%
Oct 2021	1.4%
Jul 2021	-5.1%
Apr 2021	10.8%
Jan 2021	1.6%
Oct 2020	4.6%
Jul 2020	0.8%
Apr 2020	-3.6%
Jan 2020	-5.8%
Oct 2019	-1.8%
Jul 2019	-9.0%
Apr 2019	12.9%
Jan 2019	-1.9%
Oct 2018	-2.5%
Jul 2018	-6.9%
Apr 2018	5.7%
Jan 2018	-2.4%
Oct 2017	0.5%
Jul 2017	-7.4%
Apr 2017	14.2%
Jan 2017	-1.7%
Oct 2016	-0.2%
Jul 2016	-8.7%
Apr 2016	12.3%
Jan 2016	-3.7%
Oct 2015	-2.0%
Jul 2015	-9.2%
Apr 2015	17.6%
Jan 2015	-2.0%
Oct 2014	-0.6%
Jul 2014	-9.2%
Apr 2014	13.3%
Jan 2014	-5.0%
Oct 2013	-2.1%
Jul 2013	-7.1%
Apr 2013	14.7%
Jan 2013	-4.2%
Oct 2012	0.5%
Jul 2012	-3.7%
Apr 2012	8.6%
Jan 2012	-4.3%
Oct 2011	-1.2%
Jul 2011	-7.2%
Apr 2011	15.7%

Period	%
Jan 2026	2.3%
Oct 2025	2.2%
Jul 2025	3.2%
Apr 2025	6.5%
Jan 2025	6.1%
Oct 2024	2.7%
Jul 2024	-2.0%
Apr 2024	-1.1%
Jan 2024	-5.1%
Oct 2023	-1.7%
Jul 2023	-0.6%
Apr 2023	-5.7%
Jan 2023	0.9%
Oct 2022	2.4%
Jul 2022	6.7%
Apr 2022	8.1%
Jan 2022	6.9%
Oct 2021	8.4%
Jul 2021	11.8%
Apr 2021	18.7%
Jan 2021	3.2%
Oct 2020	-4.3%
Jul 2020	-10.2%
Apr 2020	-18.9%
Jan 2020	-5.0%
Oct 2019	-1.1%
Jul 2019	-1.8%
Apr 2019	0.6%
Jan 2019	-5.9%
Oct 2018	-6.3%
Jul 2018	-3.5%
Apr 2018	-4.0%
Jan 2018	3.8%
Oct 2017	4.5%
Jul 2017	3.9%
Apr 2017	2.3%
Jan 2017	0.6%
Oct 2016	-1.5%
Jul 2016	-3.3%
Apr 2016	-3.9%
Jan 2016	0.7%
Oct 2015	2.5%
Jul 2015	4.0%
Apr 2015	4.0%
Jan 2015	0.3%
Oct 2014	-2.8%
Jul 2014	-4.2%
Apr 2014	-2.0%
Jan 2014	-0.9%
Oct 2013	-0.1%
Jul 2013	2.6%
Apr 2013	6.2%
Jan 2013	0.7%
Oct 2012	0.6%
Jul 2012	-1.1%
Apr 2012	-4.6%
Jan 2012	1.6%
Oct 2011	5.2%
Jul 2011	6.4%
Apr 2011	4.4%

About this indicator

Source	INDEC
Frequency	Mensual
Release	Aproximadamente entre uno y dos meses después del cierre del trimestre de referencia (avance y dato definitivo).
What it is	Annual Gross Domestic Product measures the value of all goods and services produced in Argentina over the year. Compiled by the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC), it is the broadest gauge of the size and pace of growth of the Argentine economy.
How it's calculated	INDEC estimates GDP in volume terms (constant prices), aggregating the value added of all sectors. The annual figure is obtained by consolidating the quarterly data, with growth expressed as a change from the previous year.
Market implications	It is the main benchmark for assessing an economy marked by sharp boom-bust cycles, high inflation and recurrent currency crises. The figure shapes the relationship with the IMF, debt sustainability and market confidence in the peso.
Limitations	It is released with a lag and the estimates are later revised. High inflation and past methodological changes complicate comparison over time, and the figure can differ from perceived activity given the weight of the informal economy.