
Insights for Brazil
BETA
April 2026 period, National level, State aggregation
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Summary: In April 2026, Brazil's total trade value reached 57.76B USD, with exports at 34.15B USD (up 2.44B USD, +7.71%) and imports at 23.61B USD (down 1.59B USD, -6.30%). The trade balance indicates a positive trend in exports, while imports faced a decline, likely influenced by the recent trade sanctions on US goods. This shift may reflect Brazil's strategic adjustments in response to international trade dynamics.
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MoM insights: In April 2026, Brazil's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, the highest increases were seen from Russia (1.34B USD, +348.88M USD, +35.28%), Japan (569.41M USD, +96.94M USD, +20.52%), and Australia (135.71M USD, +71.16M USD, +110.23%). Conversely, the largest declines were from China (6.05B USD, -610.75M USD, -9.16%), Germany (1.16B USD, -358.04M USD, -23.64%), and the United States (3.1B USD, -218.7M USD, -6.60%). For exports, the top increases were from China (11.61B USD, +1.05B USD, +9.97%), Singapore (1.13B USD, +577.48M USD, +104.68%), and the United States (3.12B USD, +241.5M USD, +8.39%). The largest decreases were from India (783.72M USD, -252.29M USD, -24.35%), Egypt (244M USD, -218.55M USD, -47.20%), and Chile (481.44M USD, -193.83M USD, -28.73%).
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YoY insights: Year on year, imports from China (6.05B USD, +1.04B USD, +20.66%) and Russia (1.34B USD, +358.09M USD, +36.55%) showed strong growth, while imports from the United States (3.1B USD, -682.99M USD, -18.03%) and Denmark (93M USD, -117.34M USD, -55.78%) declined significantly. For exports, China (11.61B USD, +2.85B USD, +32.49%) and Singapore (1.13B USD, +579.74M USD, +105.52%) had notable increases, while exports to Portugal (96.73M USD, -403.64M USD, -80.67%) and the United States (3.12B USD, -396.01M USD, -11.29%) saw substantial decreases.
Other analyses for Brazil in April 2026
National level, Municipality aggregation
