Brazil's Current Account Gap Shrinks 42%
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Brazil's Current Account Gap Shrinks 42%
Brazil Economy · Trade · Published Monday, 26 October, 12:15 p.m. ET · Source: Banco Central do Brasil Key Facts —The number. Brazil ran a current account deficit of US$5.1 billion in September, 42% below US$8.8 billion a year earlier. —Why it fell. Mainly a goods trade surplus of US$6.9 billion, up from US$2.5 billion […]
Brazil recorded a deficit in its current transactions of US$ 5.1 billion in September, as reported on Monday (26) by the Central Bank (BC). In the same month of 2025, the current account balance was negative at US$ 8.812 billion. In the accumulated January to September, the deficit was US$ 49.273 billion. Already in the accumulated of 12 months, the difference between what the country spent and what it received in international transactions rela…
Brazil's external accounts recorded a deficit of US$ 5.1 billion in September 2026, according to data released by the Central Bank (BC) on Monday, 26. The result represents a reduction in relation to the negative balance of US$ 8.8 billion recorded in the same month of 2025. In the cumulative of 12 months, the deficit in current transactions reached US$ 60 billion, equivalent to 2.33% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In September last year, …
Trade balance has exceeded US$6.9 bi. In 12 months, deficit in current transactions is US$60.0 bi, or 2.33% of GDP. Read on Power360.
Value is 42% lower than that found in the same month of 2025. International reserves fell by $9.8 billion and totaled $362.8 billion.
Brazil had a deficit of US$5,100 billion in the current account in September, after a deficit of US$5,055 billion in August, reported the...
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