Brazil's Current Account Deficit Widens to US$8.11 Billion in July
Foreign investment still covered the gap over 12 months, but July imports and services costs pushed the monthly shortfall above forecasts.
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Brazil's Current Account Deficit Widens to US$8.11 Billion in July
Brazil's current account deficit widened to US$8.11 billion in July, more than forecast. The central bank also sold US$1 billion spot on 27 August, paired with a reverse swap. The post Brazil’s Current Account Deficit Widens to US$8.11 Billion in July appeared first on The Rio Times.
Brazil recorded a deficit in its current transactions of US$8.110 billion in July, as reported on Thursday (27) by the Central Bank (BC). In the same month of 2025, the current account balance was negative at US$6.938 billion. In the accumulated January to July, the deficit was US$35.974 billion. Already in the accumulated of 12 months, the difference between what the country spent and what it received in international transactions related to tr…
The Central Bank released this Thursday, 27, that Brazil closed July 2026 with deficit of US$ 8.1 billion in external accounts. Such value is higher than that recorded in July 2025, when the negative balance was US$ 6.9 billion. The result reflects the balance between exports, imports, services, expenses of Brazilians abroad and remittances. + Read more about Economics in the West In the accumulated 12 months until July, the deficit in current t…
Brazil's foreign accounts registered a deficit of US$ 8.1 billion in July 2026. The negative balance increased 17.4% compared to the same month of 2025, when the deficit was US$ 6.9 billion. The Central Bank released the report “External Sector Statistics” this Thursday (August 27, 2026). Here is the full report (PDF — 440 kB). The survey considers the balance of trade (exports and imports), the services purchased by Brazilians abroad, and incom…
Brazil recorded dficit in current trances greater than expected in July, reported the Central Bank on Thursday (27), reaching the highest rhombus for the m s in seven years with external accounts deteriorating in a general way. Read more (08/27/2026
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