Overview In January 2023, Brazil exported $547M and imported $334M from Chile, resulting in a positive trade balance of $213M. Between January 2022 and January 2023 the exports of Brazil have decreased by $-79.9M (-12.7%) from $627M to $547M, while imports decreased by $-24.3M (-6.8%) from $358M to $334M.
Trade In January 2023, the top exports of Brazil to Chile were Crude Petroleum ($206M), Cars ($44.4M), Hot-Rolled Iron ($32.5M), Delivery Trucks ($24.4M), and Bovine Meat ($19M). In January 2023 the top imports of Brazil from Chile were Refined Copper ($140M), Non-fillet Fresh Fish ($63M), Potassic Fertilizers ($25.2M), Acyclic Alcohols ($23.2M), and Molybdenum Ore ($17.3M).
Origins In January 2023 the exports of Brazil were mainly from São Paulo ($215M), Rio de Janeiro ($81.5M), Paraná ($52.4M), Santa Catarina ($41.9M), and Rio Grande do Sul ($24.7M), while imports destinations were mainly Santa Catarina ($135M), São Paulo ($72.2M), Rio de Janeiro ($52.6M), Mato Grosso do Sul ($18.7M), and Paraná ($15.4M).
Growth In January 2023, the decrease in Brazil's year-by-year exports to Chile was explained primarily by an decrease in product exports in Plywood ($-5.83M or -90.5%), Pig Meat ($-4.47M or -34.5%), and Gas Turbines ($-2.61M or -98.1%). In January 2023, the decrease in Brazil's year-by-year imports from Chile was explained primarily by an decrease in product imports in Copper Ore ($-54.1M or -84.6%), Self-adhesive Plastics ($-2.1M or -83.6%), and Scrap Copper ($-1.96M or -81.3%).
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