Brazil's External Accounts Have $5.1 Billion Deficit in August
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Brazil recorded a deficit in its current transactions of US$ 5,055 billion in August, as reported by the Central Bank (BC) on Monday. In the same month of 2025, the current account balance was a deficit of US$ 3,776 billion. In the accumulated year, the deficit was US$ 43,512 billion. In 12 months, the difference between what the country spent and what it received in international transactions related to trade, income and unilateral transfers re…
The deficit in current transactions in Brazil totaled US$ 5.1 billion in August this year, reported on Monday (28) the Central Bank (BC). The result was above the deficit of US$ 3.8 billion recorded in the same month of 2025. According to statistics from the external sector, the increase in the deficit occurred despite the improvement [...]
Brazil's current transactions recorded a deficit of US$ 5.1 billion in August, an increase in relation to the US$ 3.8 billion recorded in the same month of 2025, according to data from the Central Bank (BC). The worsening occurred even with the improvement of the trade balance, pressured by the increase in net expenditures with services and remittances of [...] The post External deficit rises to US$ 5.1 billion in August, indicates BC first appe…
Deficit in current transactions increases in August with high spending on services and remittances abroad. Read more in the Tribune of Paraná.
Negative result increases in relation to the same month of 2025, while foreign direct investments add up to US$ 7.4 billion and international reserves reach US$ 372.6 billion
Reuters' research expectation with experts pointed to a negative balance of $4.9 billion in August
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