Overview This page contains the latest international trade data for Rio de Janeiro. In October 2024 Rio de Janeiro was the number 2 in total exports and the number 3 in total imports in Brazil.
Exports In 2023, Brazil's Rio De Janeiro exported $45.5B, making it the 2nd largest exporter out of the 27 exporters in Brazil. In 2023 the top exports of Rio De Janeiro were Crude Petroleum Oils ($37B), Semi-finished bars, iron or non-alloy steel... ($2.39B), Light petroleum distillates nes ($1.82B), Unagglomerated Iron Ore Concentrate (Excl. Iron... ($911M), and Semi-finished products of alloy steel except... ($562M).
Imports In 2023, Brazil's Rio De Janeiro imported $25.4B, making it the 3rd largest importer out of the 27 importers in Brazil. In 2023 top imports of Rio De Janeiro were Parts of turbo-jet or turbo-propeller engines ($3.3B), Crude Petroleum Oils ($2.8B), Turbo-jet engines of a thrust >... ($2.53B), Coke, semi-coke of coal, lignite, peat... ($1.31B), and Bituminous coal, not agglomerated ($1.18B).
Economic Complexity In 2023, the highest complexity exports of Rio De Janeiro according to the product complexity index (PCI) are Steel Ingots (0.39), Semi-Finished Iron (-0.77), Crude Petroleum (-2.54), Glass Balls (N/A), Cast Iron Pipes (N/A), Military Weapons (N/A), Valves (1.49), Iron Chains (1.42), Gas Turbines (1.05), and Utility Meters (0.56). PCI measures the knowledge intensity of a product by considering the knowledge intensity of its exporters.