Brazilian trade balance registered its second-best result in February months since the survey started.
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Brazilian trade balance registered exports in USD 3.9 billion and imports in USD 3.3 billion in the third week of February. Balance was positive USD 608 million positive.
In the first two weeks of February, with six working days, Brazil registered USD 4.8 billion in exports and USD 3.8 billion in imports.
The non-oil trade volume between the two countries reached USD 53 billion. China will participate in the Annual Investment Meeting in Dubai.
Number is two times the one registered in 2017. Foreign direct investments reached USD 88.3 billion, more than enough to finance the negative balance in current account.
Positive balance is the result of USD 3.62 billion in exports and a little more than USD 3 billion in imports.
Brazilian exports reached USD 3.536 billion, and the imports USD 5.521 billion. Negative balance was USD 1.985 billion.
Exports came out to USD 3.86 billion and imports hit USD 1.97 billion in the first week of January in Brazil.
Foreign sales from Brazil reached USD 239.5 billion in 2018, a 9.6% increase over 2017. Imports grew 19.7%, reaching USD 181.2 billion. The balance stood at USD 58.3 billion positive, the second highest value.
The month registered a trade surplus of USD 6.121 billion, up 17.9% over the same period of 2017. Exports in the month totaled USD 22.226 billion, with imports reaching USD 16.105 billion.
Exports daily average stood 10.5% above the one registered in October’s first week, according to the Ministry of Industry, Foreign Trade and Services (MDIC).
Dollar outflow in Brazil surpassed inflow in more than USD 6 billion in September.
The surplus is the result of last week’s USD 5.4 billion in exports and USD 3.4 billion in imports.
The figure was the result of USD 4 billion in exports and USD 2.9 billion in imports, registered in four business days.
