Brazil Posts Record Trade Surplus for April

May 2, 2017

© Matyas Rehak / Adobe Stock
© Matyas Rehak / Adobe Stock

Brazil's trade surplus rose to $6.969 billion last month, government data showed on Monday, a record for a month of April as prices for main exports such as soy, iron ore and oil rose.

 
Exports totaled $17.686 billion and imports $10.717 billion. Economists in a Reuters poll predicted a surplus of $7.03 billion, according to their median forecast, after a surplus of $4.862 billion in April 2016.
 
 
(Reporting by Silvio Cascione; Editing by Jonathan Oatis)

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