Overview In December 2022, United States exported $3.99B and imported $3.21B from Brazil, resulting in a positive trade balance of $777M. Between December 2021 and December 2022 the exports of United States have decreased by $-304M (-7.08%) from $4.3B to $3.99B, while imports increased by $168M (5.5%) from $3.05B to $3.21B.
Trade In December 2022, the top exports of United States to Brazil were Refined Petroleum ($682M), Aircraft Parts ($615M), Petroleum Gas ($159M), Integrated Circuits ($118M), and Electric Generating Sets ($102M). In December 2022 the top imports of United States from Brazil were Crude Petroleum ($278M), Semi-Finished Iron ($178M), Commodities not elsewhere specified ($159M), Frozen Bovine Meat ($149M), and Coffee ($135M).
Origins In December 2022 the exports of United States were mainly from Texas ($1.07B), Florida ($498M), Louisiana ($471M), Ohio ($246M), and Kentucky ($183M), while imports destinations were mainly Texas ($602M), Florida ($455M), California ($304M), Georgia ($194M), and New Jersey ($164M).
Growth In December 2022, the decrease in United States's year-by-year exports to Brazil was explained primarily by an decrease in product exports in Crude Petroleum ($-48.2M or -37.9%), Nitrogen Heterocyclic Compounds ($-19.5M or -43.8%), and Navigation Equipment ($-19.2M or -69.6%). In December 2022, the increase in United States's year-by-year imports from Brazil was explained primarily by an increase in product imports in Frozen Bovine Meat ($141M or 1.63k%), Semi-Finished Iron ($107M or 150%), and Crude Petroleum ($94.5M or 51.4%).
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