Briefings on Brazil Trade in October 2010
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Briefings on Brazil Trade in October 2010
Statistics from Brazil Secretariat of Foreign Trade showed that Brazil’s foreign trade increased remarkably, its import & export value of goods amounted to US$312.00 billion with a year-on-year increase of 36.1%. Its export was US$163.31 billion and its import was US$148.69 billion, up by 29.7% and 43.9% year on year respectively. The trade surplus of Brazil was US$14.62 billion, down by 35.2%.
In October, Brazil’s import & export value of goods reached US$34.91 billion, up by 30.1%, of which US$18.38 was the export and US$16.53 was the import, up by 30.5% and 29.6% respectively. The trade surplus was US$1.85 billion, up by 39.5%.
From January to October, import & export value of Brazil-China bilateral goods trade amounted to US$46.65 billion, up by 51.8%, of which, Brazil’s export to China was US$25.88 billion with a growth of 44.1%, accounting for 15.9% of its total export, 1.6 percentage points higher; Brazil’s import from China was US$20.77 billion with a growth of 62.7%, accounting for 14.0% of its total import, 1.6 percentage points higher.
In the first 10 months of 2010, Brazil’s trade surplus with China was US$5.11 billion, down by 1.6%.
By October, China was Brazil’s 1st largest trading partner, 1st largest export destination and 2nd largest import source country.
In October, Brazil’s import & export value of goods reached US$34.91 billion, up by 30.1%, of which US$18.38 was the export and US$16.53 was the import, up by 30.5% and 29.6% respectively. The trade surplus was US$1.85 billion, up by 39.5%.
From January to October, import & export value of Brazil-China bilateral goods trade amounted to US$46.65 billion, up by 51.8%, of which, Brazil’s export to China was US$25.88 billion with a growth of 44.1%, accounting for 15.9% of its total export, 1.6 percentage points higher; Brazil’s import from China was US$20.77 billion with a growth of 62.7%, accounting for 14.0% of its total import, 1.6 percentage points higher.
In the first 10 months of 2010, Brazil’s trade surplus with China was US$5.11 billion, down by 1.6%.
By October, China was Brazil’s 1st largest trading partner, 1st largest export destination and 2nd largest import source country.
(Source: Ministry of Commerce Website)
