In the second week of July 2025, Brazil’s trade balance posted a surplus of USD 1.09 billion, with exports totaling USD 6.47 billion and imports USD 5.37 billion, resulting in a total trade flow of USD 11.84 billion. So far in 2025, exports have reached USD 178.17 billion and imports USD 145.8 billion, yielding a surplus of USD 32.37 billion. Compared to July 2024, exports rose 1.9% and imports grew 10%, increasing trade flow by 5.4%. Export growth was driven by manufactured goods (+7.1%) and the extractive industry (+5.8%), while agriculture fell (-13.3%). On the import side, manufactured goods rose 12.4%, agriculture 6.7%, and extractive industry dropped 22.4%.
Source: Informativo dos Portos / Datamar News
