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In November 2025, Argentina experienced a notable increase in retail sales, with a 17.3% rise year-on-year, reaching ARS 572,044.1 million. This growth marked an acceleration from the 15.1% uptick observed in October. At current price levels, the largest gains were seen in sectors such as food courts, groceries, and kiosks (37.8%), home furnishings, decor, and textiles (41.9%), books and stationery (39.8%), and toys (27.2%). In the City of Buenos Aires, sales expanded by 20.8% to ARS 178,366.8 million, while Greater Buenos Aires witnessed a 16.9% increase, totaling ARS 184,210.7 million. However, when adjusted for constant prices, retail sales registered a 2.3% decline year-on-year, amounting to ARS 6,587.6 million.
