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).
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Brazil’s trade surplus in October’s first week was the result of USD 5 billion in exports and USD 3.7 billion in imports.
The Brazilian monetary authority estimates a USD 14.3 billion deficit for Brazil this year. As of June, the forecast was for a USD 11.5 billion deficit.
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.
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 fourth week of August saw exports reach USD 4.027 billion, with imports amounting to USD 3.586 billion.
The second week of August saw USD 3.4 billion in exports and USD 3.7 billion in imports, leading to a USD 277 million deficit.
Brazil’s foreign purchases were up 42.7% year-on-year in July, whereas foreign sales increased by 16.4%. As a result, the country’s trade surplus grew 32.7% narrower.
It was the result of USD 5 billion in exports and USD 3.6 billion in imports.
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.
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.
Estimates from financial market players regarding the economy this year slid from 2.37% to 2.18%.
