Brazil’s trade flow reaches USD 12.1 billion in the third week of November

In the 3rd week of November 2025, the trade balance registered a surplus of US$1.8 billion and a trade flow of US$12.1 billion, driven by exports of US$7 billion and imports of US$5.1 billion. In the month, exports totaled US$21.2 billion and imports totaled US$17.2 billion, with a positive balance of US$4.1 billion and a trade flow of US$38.4 billion.

For the year, exports total US$311 billion and imports US$254.5 billion, with a positive balance of US$56.5 billion and a trade flow of US$565.5 billion. These and other results were released by the Secretariat of Foreign Trade of the Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services (Secex/MDIC).

In the monthly comparison of exports, the average up to the 3rd week of November/2025 (US$1.5 bn) increased by 3.5% compared with November/2024 (US$1.5 bn). For imports, there was a 10.4% increase when comparing the average up to the 3rd week of November/2025 (US$1.2 bn) with that of November/2024 (US$1.1 bn).

Thus, up to the 3rd week of November/2025, the daily average of the trade flow totaled US$2.7 billion, and the balance, also on a daily average basis, was US$290.75 million. Comparing this period with the average of November/2024, there was an increase of 6.5% in the trade flow.

Exports and Imports by Sector

In the accumulated balance up to the 3rd week of November/2025, compared with the same month of the previous year, the performance of the exporting sectors by daily average was as follows: an increase of US$ 77.41 million (32.8%) in Agriculture and US$ 31.21 million (3.8%) in products from the Manufacturing Industry; there was a decrease of US$ 57.38 million (14.4%) in the Extractive Industry.

In the accumulated balance up to the 3rd week of November/2025, compared with the same month of the previous year, the performance of the importing sectors by daily average was as follows: an increase of US$ 117.85 million (11.6%) in products from the Manufacturing Industry; there was a decrease of US$ 0.74 million (3.3%) in Agriculture and US$ 1.76 million (2.8%) in the Extractive Industry.

Source: Informativo dos Portos 

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