The country saw a USD 12.5 billion trade deficit from January to July. Both imports and exports went up in the period.
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From January to July of this year, the country’s foreign purchases totaled USD 5.2 billion.
It stood at USD 3.775 billion last month, the result of USD 22.552 billion in exports and USD 18.777 billion in imports.
The country shipped USD 8.43 billion worth of goods abroad from January to July and purchased the equivalent of USD 12 billion.
Brazil sold USD 6.05 billion worth of goods to the region in the year’s first seven months. It has shipped 22.48 million tons. In July, imports surged 40.7%.
It was the result of USD 5 billion in exports and USD 3.6 billion in imports.
Dollar inflow surpassed outflow in Brazil last month. Year-to-date, there’s a forex surplus of USD 22.5 billion.
The surplus stood slightly over USD 30 billion in the first six months, the result of USD 114 billion in exports and USD 84 billion in imports.
The surplus is the result of USD 5.2 billion in exports and USD 3.2 billion in imports. Basic goods and semi-finished products had an increase in sales.
In May, the current account surplus was USD 729 million. Year-to-date, however, it has a USD 4 billion deficit.
Brazil’s foreign trade had USD 5.5 billion in exports and USD 3.6 billion in imports in July’s third week.
The Brazilian trade surplus is the result of USD 4.849 billion in exports and USD 3.935 billion in imports in the month’s first two weeks, which had only six business days.
The surplus is the result of USD 8.8 billion in exports and USD 5.7 billion in imports in the month’s first two weeks.
Brazil saw a surplus of USD 6.142 billion in April, 12% less than in the same month of 2017. Exports declined and imports went up.
