Brazil balance of trade


Brazil balance of trade: 4803.33 (-30.12%)
Last Update: January 31, 2025

Brazil balance of trade closed down 4803.33 as of January 31, 2025 from 6873.28 from the previous month and 6186.82 from last year.


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Brazil balance of trade

Date Values
2025-01-31 4803.33
2024-12-31 6873.28
2024-11-30 7030
2024-10-31 4194.58
2024-09-30 5040.3
2024-08-31 4498.9
2024-07-31 7547.9
2024-06-30 6320.47
2024-05-31 8292.12
2024-04-30 8431.7
2024-03-31 7165.14
2024-02-29 5148.04
2024-01-31 6186.82
2023-12-31 9323.16
2023-11-30 8788.77
2023-10-31 9164.68
2023-09-30 9212.68
2023-08-31 9585.78
2023-07-31 8273.09
2023-06-30 10146.28
2023-05-31 11034.16
2023-04-30 7967.62
2023-03-31 10758.77
2023-02-28 2574.94

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Brazil balance of trade Statistics


Indicator Symbol Actual Previous M/M% Y/Y% Trend Slope Percentile Update
balance of trade br.balanceoftrade 4803.33 6873.28 -30 -22 Down Down 36 2025-01-31

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What is the Brazil balance of trade

Brazil's balance of trade refers to the difference between the value of the country's exports and imports. A positive balance of trade occurs when a country exports more goods and services than it imports, resulting in a surplus. Conversely, a negative balance of trade, or trade deficit, occurs when a country imports more than it exports. Brazil has historically struggled with a negative balance of trade due to its reliance on exporting commodities such as soybeans, iron ore, and oil, while importing higher value-added goods. This imbalance can put pressure on the country's currency and overall economic stability. Efforts to diversify exports and promote domestic industries have been made to improve Brazil's balance of trade.

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