Brazil recorded a trade surplus of $1.4 billion in the first week of November 2026. Exports were worth $7.2 billion and imports $5.8 billion, bringing total trade turnover to $13 billion.
Year to date, exports totalled $329.09 billion and imports $256.7 billion. The trade surplus was $72.4 billion, while total trade turnover reached $585.8 billion.
The data were released on November 9 by the Foreign Trade Secretariat of Brazil’s Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services.
Average daily exports in the first week of November were $1.801 billion, up 21.5% from the average for November 2025. Average daily imports reached $1.457 billion, an increase of 23.6%.
Average daily trade turnover was $3,258.68 million and the daily average surplus was $344.25 million. Trade turnover rose 22.4% compared with the November 2025 average.
Compared with the same month a year earlier, average daily exports increased by $124.3 million (42.1%) in agriculture, $33.86 million (10%) in extractive industries and $161.26 million (19.2%) in manufacturing.
Average daily imports grew by $5.58 million (26.6%) in agriculture, $30.55 million (60.9%) in extractive industries and $244.31 million (22.2%) in manufacturing.