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Since 2011, Brazil'S Trade Surplus Has Increased By 123% Over The Same Period Last Year.

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Brazil Trade Surplus

Brazil government portal news: in the first week of May, Brazil's exports amounted to 5 billion 290 million US dollars, with an average export of US $1 billion 58 million per day, and the average daily export volume increased by 25% over the same period in 2010.

In the first week of May, imports amounted to US $4 billion 321 million, with an average daily import volume of US $864 million 200 thousand, and the average daily import volume increased by 27.3% over the same period last year.


In the first week of May, the surplus of imports and exports was US $969 million, with a daily average balance of US $193 million 800 thousand, an increase of 18% over the same period in 2010.

It was 97.6% higher than the same period in April.


Compared with the same period in April this year, the first week of May.

Import volume

Down 10.3%.

The biggest drop in import volume was 41.7% decline in organic and inorganic chemicals, 33% in fuel and lubricating oil, 21.7% in rubber and its products, 19.7% in chemical fertilizer, 12.6% in cars and auto parts.


Compared with the average daily export volume (US $1 billion 61 million) in April this year, the average daily export volume decreased by 0.4% in May.

Exports of manufactured goods fell by 4.6%, while exports of primary products decreased by 2.5%, while semi manufactured exports increased by 18.1%.


In May this year, three categories of products exports grew.

Semi manufactured goods increased by 44.9%, including semi finished steel, semi finished products, soya bean oil, leather and so on.

Fur

And pulp

Exit

The growth of exports of primary products increased by 29.7%, of which wheat, coffee beans, soybeans, iron ore, chicken and pork, soybean meal and other products increased a lot. Exports of manufactured goods increased by 10.1%, of which steel hose, hydrocarbon, plastic polymers, automotive engine parts, hot-rolled steel plates, tires, trucks and auto parts increased much more.


The total import and export volume of US $9 billion 611 million in May was 1 billion 922 million US per day, an average increase of 26.3% over 2010, but 5.1% lower than that in April this year.


In the first week of January to May, Brazil's exports amounted to US $76 billion 695 million, which averaged US $891 million 800 thousand per day, an increase of 31.3% compared with the average daily average in 2010. During the same period, imports amounted to US $70 billion 697 million, average daily US $822 million 100 thousand, an increase of 26.9% over the same period last year. Since 2011, the balance of imports and exports in Brazil has increased to 5 billion 998 million US dollars, with a daily average of 69 million 700 thousand US dollars.

In the same period of 2010, Brazil's trade in imports and exports reached a balance of US $2 billion 682 million, or US $31 million 200 thousand per day.

The 2011 balance increased by 123.6% over the same period last year.

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