by | Sep 14, 2011 | Markets, Trade Data

Here are some snapshots of Brazil’s import trade this year

As Bill Armbruster discusses in What Brazil Is Buying, while China has roared past the US to become Brazil’s top trade partner, the US is still Brazil’s top source for imports (at least for first half 2011).  Also below, Brazil’s top 5 US imports – including cotton and ethanol, negligible imports same time last year, as the graph shows.

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