Despite significant macroeconomic improvements, the short-term stability of the Argentine economy remains highly dependent on the agricultural sector and its capacity to generate foreign exchange. The current planting season is progressing under the persistent threat of irregular rainfall and potential drought conditions in the core productive zones. Global commodity markets and domestic financial regulators will be closely monitoring meteorological forecasts and planting progress, as a successful harvest is essential for the Central Bank to accumulate the reserves necessary to lift capital controls.