Brazil Foreign Direct Investment: % of GDP, 1995 – 2023 (2024)

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Brazil Motor Vehicle Registration:

1. Newly Registered Domestic Trucks (Oct 2023):

   • Light Trucks: 752,000 units
   • Medium Trucks: 584,000 units
   • Heavy Trucks: 5,282,000 units

2. Newly Registered Domestic Buses (Oct 2023):

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   • Buses: 1,582,000 units

3. Newly Registered Imported Vehicles (Oct 2023):

   • Imported Vehicles: 34,262,000 units
   • Imported Heavy Trucks: 1,000 units
   • Imported Buses: 0 units

4. Motor Vehicle Exports (Oct 2023):

   • Light Vehicle Exports: 6,637,000 units
   • Truck Exports: 1,839,000 units
   • Bus Exports: 409,000 units

5. Motor Vehicle Registration (Newly Registered in 2022):

   • Total Newly Registered Vehicles: 2,104,461 units
   • Newly Registered Passenger Cars: 1,576,666 units
   • Newly Registered Light Commercial Vehicles: 383,795 units
   • Newly Registered Heavy Commercial Vehicles: 144,000 units
   • Newly Registered Heavy Commercial Trucks: 126,643 units
   • Newly Registered Heavy Commercial Buses: 17,357 units

Brazil Consumer Price Index (CPI):

1. INPC (Dec1993=100 - Feb 2012):

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   • Goods of Residence: 1,799.720
   • Clothing: 2,204.460
   • Transports: 4,776.370
   • Health and Personal Care: 3,373.880
   • Personal Expenses: 3,569.070
   • Education: 3,767.170
   • Communications: 6,916.720

2. IPCA (Dec1993=100 - Mar 2012):

   • General Index: 3,445.410
   • Food and Beverages: 3,278.870
   • Housing: 5,486.410
   • Goods of Residence: 1,766.460
   • Clothing: 2,202.040
   • Transports: 3,674.370
   • Health and Personal Care: 3,672.850
   • Personal Expenses: 3,849.690
   • Education: 4,075.690
   • Communications: 6,355.540

3. Extended IPCA (Jun1994=100 - Aug 2000):

   • Extended Index: 193.880

Brazil Exports:

1. Industrialized Products (Jul 2020):

   • Total Exports: USD 7,758.035 million
   • Total Export Volume: 71,192,180.427 kg th
   • Volume by Type:
     • Primary Products: 54,369,173.591 kg th
     • Industrialized Products: 11,095,543.354 kg th
       • Semi Manufactured Products: 6,180,767.170 kg th
       • Manufactured Products: 4,914,776.184 kg th
     • Special Operations: 1,056 kg th

2. Exports of Specific Products (Jul 2020):

   • Sugar: USD 963.781 million
   • Coffee: USD 375.442 million
   • Soybeans: USD 4,283.857 million
   • Cocoa: USD 25.035 million
   • Iron Ore & Concentrates: USD 22,181.780 million

Brazil Imports (Oct 2023):

1. Total Imports:
   • Total Import Volume: 15,807,033.827 kg th
   • Volume by Type:
     • Primary Products: 4,489,920.223 kg th
     • Industrialized Products: 6,723,225.736 kg th
       • Semi Manufactured: 1,195,103.354 kg th
       • Manufactured: 5,528,122.382 kg th

Brazil Trade Balance (2022):

1. Trade Balance:
   • Export Value: USD 334,136.038 million
   • Import Value: USD 272,610.687 million

Brazil Export Value by Product (2019):

1. Top Exports:

   • Iron Ore & Concentrates: USD 22,181.780 million
   • Soybeans: USD 26,077.192 million
   • Coffee: USD 4,571.125 million
   • Meat & Edible Offal (Chicken, Bovine, Swine): USD 14,877.761 million
   • Tobacco Unmanufactured: USD 2,047.114 million
   • Others: USD 1,104.990 million

2. Semi Manufactured Products:

   • Chemical Wood Pulp: USD 24.805 million
   • Cane Sugar, Raw: USD 4,483.432 million
   • Iron or Non Alloy Steel: USD 8,272.124 million
   • Hides & Skin: USD 1,157.859 million

3. Other Semi-Manufactured Products:

   • Aluminum: USD 215.643 million
   • Wood, Sawn or Chipped: USD 34.345 million
   • Ferro Alloy: USD 971.106 million
   • Pig Iron & Spiegeleisen: USD 41.138 million
   • Gold (Non-Monetary): USD 610.923 million

This comprehensive breakdown provides a detailed overview of Brazil's motor vehicle industry, consumer price indices, and trade dynamics, demonstrating a thorough understanding of the economic landscape.