Brazil recorded a USD 1.811 billion trade surplus for the first week of November 2025, with exports of USD 7.8 billion and imports of USD 5.9 billion. The year-to-date surplus reached USD 54.2 billion, from USD 297.5 billion in exports and USD 243.3 billion in imports. Measured by daily averages, both exports and imports grew compared to November 2024, by 6.4% and 7.9% respectively, raising the total trade flow by 7.1%. Exports climbed in agriculture (42.2%) and manufacturing (10.7%). Imports fell for agriculture but rose in other sectors.
Source: AgroLink (*Translated by Ia Niani)
BRAZIL’S TRADE SURPLUS HITS USD 1.8 BILLION IN EARLY NOVEMBER
Published On - 28 de November de 2025