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Brazil was catapulted into world view in October 2009 when Rio de Janeiro became host
for the 2016 Summer Olympic Games. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
(2003-2010) wept with joy. "Our hour has arrived," he declared.
Brazil is the ‘B’ in the BRIC emerging economies of the developing world, together with
Russia, India and China. Within the last decade, Brazil has grown as a developing
industrial country and regional power, extending its global influence in areas such as
trade, biofuels, biodiversity, and climate change. According to The World Bank, South
America's largest economy became the world’s sixth largest economy in 2011, as
measured by nominal gross domestic product (GDP).
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Based on data (13 March 2013) obtained from the Central Bank of Brazil, imports
and exports in 2012 totaled US$223.1 billion and US$242.5 billion, respectively. In
relation to 2011, this represented a shortfall of 1.4 percent for imports and 5.3 percent
for exports.
Primary products represented 47 percent of total exports, followed by manufactured
products with 39 percent, and semi-manufactured products with 14 percent. (Source:
MDIC/Secex)
and exports in 2012 totaled US$223.1 billion and US$242.5 billion, respectively. In
relation to 2011, this represented a shortfall of 1.4 percent for imports and 5.3 percent
for exports.
Primary products represented 47 percent of total exports, followed by manufactured
products with 39 percent, and semi-manufactured products with 14 percent. (Source:
MDIC/Secex)
Source: Central Bank of Brazil, Economic Indicators, March 2013
See next page for Brazil's Trading Partners 2012.
Brazil Imports by end-use category for the year 2012 are shown in the diagram
below.
below.
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