
ANDAMAN PARTNERS Was a Co-Sponsor of the South African National Day Reception in Shanghai on 30 May 2025
ANDAMAN PARTNERS was a cosponsor of the South African National Day Reception in Shanghai on 30 May 2025.
Brazil’s USD 2.3 billion economy is the ninth-largest by nominal value, and its key sectors are agriculture, mining, manufacturing and services.
Brazil has a total land area of 8.5 million square kilometres.
Government is a democracy with a presidential and federal system.
The economy recovered steadily after 2020, driven by services and modest contributions from industry and agriculture.
Real GDP growth is forecast to stabilize at around 2% in the second half of the 2020s.
Government debt has declined from a 2020 peak, but gross fixed capital formation remains subdued at 16.5% of GDP (2023).
Total trade reached USD 592 billion in 2023 driven by strong export growth of agricultural goods and minerals, accounting for over 57% of total exports.
Leading export partners (2023): China (USD 104.3 billion), U.S. (USD 37.5 billion), Argentina (USD 16.7 billion).
Leading import partners (2023): China (USD 56.0 billion), U.S. (US 40.2 billion), Germany (USD 13.6 billion).
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ANDAMAN PARTNERS was a cosponsor of the South African National Day Reception in Shanghai on 30 May 2025.
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