Argentina - Change in Inventories

Argentina: Change in Inventories

Mnemonic	CIVT.IARG
Unit	Ths. ARS, NSAAR
Adjustments	Not Seasonally Adjusted at Annual Rate
	Quarterly	1630.64 %
Data	2021 Q4	2,855,707,969
	2021 Q3	165,009,107

Series Information

Source	National Institute of Statistics and Censuses of the Argentine Republic (INDEC)
Release	National Accounts - by Industry
Frequency	Quarterly
Start Date	3/31/1993
End Date	12/31/2021

Argentina: Business

	Reference	Last	Previous	Units	Frequency
Industrial Production	Mar 2022	3.6	8.7	% Y/Y, NSA	Monthly
Capacity Utilization	Feb 2022	64.3	57.9	%, NSA	Monthly
Change in Inventories	2021 Q4	2,855,707,969	165,009,107	Ths. ARS, NSAAR	Quarterly
Real Change in Inventories	2021 Q4	10,594,604	4,023,897	Ths. 2004 ARS, CDASAAR	Quarterly

Release Information

Description

For Argentina, the quarterly national accounts and annual regional accounts, released by INDEC, are based on internationally accepted definitions, classifications, and accounting rules. They are developed and presented in a format designed for decision making and formulation of economic policy.

Properties

National accounts:

National accounts framework: UN SNA 2008 where possible, else UN SNA 1993
Industry classification: CIIU Rev. 3.1
Measurements:
- Thousands of constant year-2004 Argentinian pesos (Ths. 2004 ARS)
- At current prices
Adjustment: Not seasonally adjusted annualized rate (NSAAR)
Native frequency: Quarterly
Start date: As early as 1993Q1

Regional accounts:

Adjustment: Not applicable
Native frequency: Annual
Start date: 2004

Methodology

Taking into account the recommendations of the UN's 2008 System of National Accounts (SNA 2008), INDEC has estimated a range of key macroeconomic aggregates, such as the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) base 2004 and the Monthly Economic Activity Estimator.

Moody's Analytics supplements

We compute seasonally adjusted (SA) counterparts to GDP(E) and GVA by industry at current and constant prices. Like the fundamentals, they are annualized (SAAR).

Revisions

Potentially.