Brazilian auto parts trade deficit deepens with rising imports
On April 2, Sindipeças reported that Brazil’s auto parts trade deficit reached USD 2.54 billion in the first two months of 2025, a 40.3% increase compared to the same period in 2024.
This was driven by a 24.6% rise in imports, totaling USD 3.7 billion, while exports remained almost the same at USD 1.2 billion. In Feb....
This was driven by a 24.6% rise in imports, totaling USD 3.7 billion, while exports remained almost the same at USD 1.2 billion. In Feb....
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