Monday, 24 March 2008

Brazilian Trade Surplus May Narrow by Half, Estado Reports


Brazil's trade excess this year may be half of the value registered in 2007 because of the increase in imports, O Estado de Sao Paulo reported on its Web site, citing revised estimates from banks and economic institutions.

Estimates for the trade surplus this year have been cut to about $20 billion from forecasts of about $30 billion some weeks ago, the Brazilian newspaper said. Brazil had a trade surplus of $40 billion last year, Estado reported.

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