The deficit in Brazil’s current transactions reached $2.164 billion in November, as per figures released today (Dec. 20) by the Central Bank. The result is below the value reported for November 2018, when the deficit stood at $3.052 billion.
Brazil’s foreign accounts saw a positive balance in October. The surplus for current transactions reached $329 million, according to figures released today (Nov. 27) by the country’s Central Bank.
An increase in imports, stemming from the economic recovery, reduced Brazil’s balance of trade in March. The country is reported to have sold $6.281 billion more than it bought last month—down 12% from the $7.136 billion in March, 2017.