
Insights for Brazil
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February 2026 period, National level, Municipality aggregation
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Summary: Overall, Brazil's trade values showed a positive trend in exports with a total increase of 3.55 billion USD year-on-year, while imports faced a decline of 1.12 billion USD. Month-on-month, both exports and imports increased, indicating a recovery in trade activities despite recent challenges in the cocoa market and trade sanctions on US products.
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MoM insights: In the month-on-month analysis, Brazil's total exports increased by 1.69 billion USD, reflecting a growth of approximately 6.87%. Imports also saw a rise of 1.3 billion USD, marking a 6.24% increase. Among the top five countries for imports, South Korea led with a significant increase of 2.46 billion USD (5.07%), while the United States experienced a decline of 279.57 million USD (-9.12%). In exports, China topped the list with an increase of 969.63 million USD (15.51%), while Iran faced the largest drop of 281.29 million USD (-77.53%).
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YoY insights: Year-on-year, total exports rose by 3.55 billion USD (15.61%), while imports decreased by 1.12 billion USD (-4.84%). South Korea again led imports with a growth of 2.53 billion USD (6.10%), while China saw a significant drop of 2.48 billion USD (-31.14%). In exports, China also led with an increase of 2.01 billion USD (38.69%), while the United States faced a decline of 644.48 million USD (-20.35%).
Other analyses for Brazil in February 2026
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