Brazil ran a US$ 427.5 million trade surplus with Paraguay in January–July 2026, exporting US$ 2.37 billion against US$ 1.95 billion in imports. It is a balanced relationship and, above all, a highly fragmented one.
No single line dominates the Brazilian basket: motor cars lead at just US$ 103.7 million, followed by insulated wire and cable, malt beer, goods vehicles and agricultural machinery. On the import side, electrical energy leads at US$ 447.2 million, followed by soybeans and rice. Browse the SH4 chapters below to drill into a specific commodity.
In trade with Paraguay, Brazil closed January–October 2026 with a surplus of US$ 581.26M.
Brazil sold US$ 3.63B and bought US$ 3.05B, across 1,001 SH4 headings with data.
Brazil holds a US$ 427.5 million surplus: US$ 2.37 billion exported against US$ 1.95 billion imported. The gap equals roughly 10% of total bilateral trade in the period.
Motor cars lead at US$ 103.7 million — just 4.4% of the US$ 2.37 billion sold. Insulated wire and cable follow (US$ 76.4 million), then malt beer (US$ 76.1 million), goods vehicles (US$ 66.4 million) and agricultural machinery (US$ 54.5 million). It is the most fragmented basket among large partners.
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See what Pro includesElectrical energy leads at US$ 447.2 million, about 23% of imports — a reflection of shared binational generation. Soybeans follow (US$ 207.9 million), then wire and cable (US$ 191.1 million), rice (US$ 146.7 million) and maize (US$ 105.7 million).
969 SH4 chapters record movement and no export line reaches 5% of the total. That is the signature of border trade and an integrated chain: many products, low individual values, and a steady flow rather than a few large shipments.
