BRAZIL’S TRADE FLOW REACHES USD 12.1 BILLION IN THE THIRD WEEK OF NOVEMBER

Brazil’s trade balance posted a US$1.8 billion surplus in the 3rd week of November 2025, with a trade flow of US$12.1 billion driven by US$7 billion in exports and US$5.1 billion in imports, according to Secex/MDIC. In the month, the surplus reached US$4.1 billion, while for the year exports totaled US$311 billion and imports US$254.5 billion, resulting in a US$56.5 billion surplus and a US$565.5 billion trade flow. Compared to November 2024, average daily exports grew 3.5% and imports rose 10.4%, increasing the trade flow by 6.5%. By sector, agriculture exports grew 32.8% and manufacturing exports 3.8%, while extractive industry exports fell 14.4%. On the import side, manufacturing products rose 11.6%, with slight drops in agriculture and extractive goods.
Source: Informativo dos Portos / Datamar News