Brazil posted a $10.5 billion trade surplus in April 2026, up 37.5% from a year earlier, as exports rose 14.3% to $34.15 billion while imports increased 6.2% to $23.61 billion. Agricultural exports climbed 16.1% to $9.23 billion, extractive industry shipments rose 17.9% to $8.28 billion, and manufacturing exports advanced 11.6% to $16.44 billion. Exports to China surged 32.5% to $11.61 billion, while sales to Argentina fell 18.5% and exports to the US declined 11.3%. On the import side, manufacturing purchases rose 7.4% to $21.93 billion, while agricultural imports dropped 25.8%. Imports from China increased 20.7% to $6.05 billion and purchases from Argentina rose 21.2%, while imports from the US fell 18.1%.