BRASÍLIA: Brazil posted a trade balance of of $4.8 billion in April, government data showed on Monday, a record surplus for the month and slightly above market estimates for a balance of $4.7 billion.
Imports totaled $10.513 billion and exports $15.374 billion, the trade ministry reported. So far this year the country accumulated a trade surplus of $13.249 billion as a weaker real bolsters exports while a recession drags down imports.
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