Ventas minoristas pyme cayeron 0,6% en marzo según CAME

12 de abril de 2026

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La Confederación Argentina de la Mediana Empresa (CAME) reportó una contracción del 0,6% interanual en las ventas minoristas pyme durante marzo, a precios constantes. Esto marca el undécimo mes consecutivo de baja y una caída del 0,4% respecto a febrero.

La actividad comercial minorista de las pymes registró en marzo una nueva caída, según el análisis de la Confederación Argentina de la Mediana Empresa (CAME). La contracción interanual fue del 0,6% medida a precios constantes, mientras que en comparación con febrero descendió un 0,4%.

Este resultado acumula once meses consecutivos de bajas en las ventas minoristas. En el primer trimestre del año, la retracción alcanzó el 3,6%, de acuerdo con la medición de CAME.

Cinco de los siete rubros relevados mostraron pérdidas durante el período. Además, seis de cada diez empresarios consultados consideraron que no es un momento adecuado para invertir.

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Colombia's manufacturing production rose 1.4% in February 2026 compared to the previous year, but real sales fell 2.5%, according to Dane data. Andi president Bruce Mac Master said the figures show stagnation and that the sector has yet to take off. Employed personnel dropped 0.4%.

Sales drop in textile and supermarket sectors in January

Argentina's textile sector and supermarkets reported a significant sales drop in January, blamed on economic factors like inflation and high costs. Guillermo Fasano, president of the Mar del Plata Textile Chamber, and Fernando Savore, a Buenos Aires supermarkets representative, highlighted weakened consumption despite summer seasonality. Both warned of the impact on workers' pockets and the need for reforms.

Retail sales grow 0.4% in January, says IBGE

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Fernando Savore analyzes changes in consumption habits in stores

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Fernando Savore, vice president of the National Federation and the General Confederation of Grocers, explained on Canal E how consumption in supermarkets and stores has changed due to inflation and digitalization. He noted that large purchases have decreased, favoring small restocks in neighborhood stores. He also highlighted the rise of virtual payments and price adjustments in food.

Ariel Maciel warns that without reforms there will be no formal employment

Economic journalist Ariel Maciel warned of high tax pressure and the SME crisis in Argentina, stating that without structural changes there will be no incentives to hire formally. He criticized the lack of dialogue with the private sector and the unsustainable cost of labor hiring.

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Salaries rose 1.8% in November 2025, below that month's 2.5% inflation, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Censos (INDEC). From January to November, incomes increased an average of 36%, exceeding the 27.9% inflation for the period. However, growth in registered employment lagged behind the informal sector.

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Ventas minoristas pyme cayeron 0,6% en marzo según CAME

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