EnBrazil delivered a trade surplus of U.S.$3.97 billion in June, according to the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Services. This included a 14.7% decrease in exports due to the recovery in the Brazilian real vs. other world currencies and comes despite rising energy prices. The main exporting sectors by weight include metals, soybeans and oil … Continue reading “Brazil Fails to Sustain Export Recovery as Real Strengthens”
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Brazil Fails to Sustain Export Recovery as Real Strengthens
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