Brazilian exports grew 4.8% in July, in terms of values, compared to July 2024. In accumulated of the year, R $ 198 billion in national products were exported. According to the federal government, the increase was significant thanks to business with the United States, Mexico, Argentina, the European Union and Japan.
In terms of volumes, export growth was even higher: 7.2%, also compared to July last year, based on trade balance disclosed by the Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services (MDIC).
“Last month, Brazil exported US $ 32.31 billion. In accumulated of the year, until July, Brazilian exports total US $ 198 billion, which represents a growth of 0.1% in value and 2% in volume, over the same period of 2024. In the year, the current of US $ 359 billion, with a balance of $ 37 billion,” the ministry said.
Destinations
Export growth involved “various destinations”. In percentage terms, which recorded the highest volume growth – in July 2025 compared to July 2024 – was Argentina (42.4%).
In the case of Mexico, the increase in exports was 17.2%. Exports to the European Union grew by 7.4%, on the same basis of comparison, related to volume. For Japan, the increase was 7.3%, while for the US was 5%.
Products
Beef, crude oil oils, copper and non -toasted coffee are among the products that recorded the highest growth in the monthly comparison.
“The transformation industry (the one that transforms primary material into a final product or an intermediary intended for another transformation industry, such as cellulose being transformed into paper, for example) was the sector that had the highest growth in value (7.4%), followed by the extractive industry (3.6%) and agriculture (0.3%),” said the MDIC.
Import
Also in the monthly comparison, Brazilian imports increased 8.4% in terms of value. As a result, July closed at US $ 25.2 billion, especially capital goods (13.4%), intermediate goods (10.8%) and consumer goods (5.1%).
“In the year, the increase in imports is 8.3% in values and 9.7% in volume, totaling up to July US $ 161 billion,” the folder said.
