Argentina's central bank survey of 42 economists projects 5.5% economic growth in 2021 after a roughly 12% contraction in 2020, with year-end inflation at 49.8%. Economy Minister Martin Guzmán said inflation this year will reach 35%, and the survey sees the peso at 125.8 per dollar by December 2021.
Persistent high inflation and a weakening peso shape Argentina's import costs and farm export incentives, which affects the country's soymeal and corn export pricing and the competitiveness of its grain flows.
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