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• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 21 Billion
• Old Age and Pension in Brazil and Other Countries
• Brazil's GDP Growth on Target
• IMF: 'High Primary Surpluses Still Crucial to Brazil'
• Exports Up 32% in Brazil
• Brazil: Economic Policy to Be Kept Despite the Pain
• Brazil: 'IMF & Co. Have to Change'
• Lula: Despite Higher Primary Surplus Brazil Remains on Track
• Brazil's Surplus This Year: US$ 7.9 Billion
• Brazil's Primary Account Surplus Well Above IMF Target
• Brazil's Year Surplus Grows to US$ 22.1 Billion
• Exports Way Up in Brazil
• Brazil's Good Image Brings Foreign Capital
• Brazil Expecting Lower Surplus in 2006
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Over US$ 28.1 billion
• Brazil to Get a US$ 33 Billion Trade Surplus This Year
• Brazil Exports Grow 30% and Imports Reach Record
• Brazil's Surplus Keeps Growing
• Brazil on Course to Reach US$ 33 Billion Surplus
• Payrolls and Trade Surplus Are Up in Brazil
• IMF Listens to Lula and Is Ready to Change Rules
• Brazil Pays Another US$ 4 Billion in Interest on Debt
• Agribusiness, the Main Drive Behind Brazil's Surplus
• Soybean and Meat Give Brazil Record Surplus
• Low Inflation Gets Brazil Market Bullish
• Brazil's Surplus US$ 5 Billion Beyond IMF"s Wishes
• Brazil Surplus Reaches US$ 33 Billion on Final Lap
• Brazil Exceeds All Economic Expectations
• Brazil's Industry Federation Calls 2004 Spectacular
• Brazil Starts Year with US$ 916 Million Trade Surplus
• In Three Weeks, Brazil Has Already Exported US$ 5 Billion
• Despite Weak Dollar Brazil's Surplus Soars
• IMF Checks Brazilian Books. A-OK! It Seems.
• Exports and Imports Pushing Fast Ahead in Brazil
• Brazilian Surplus in 2006 Already Close to US$ 6 Billion
• Surplus Keeps Raising for Brazil's Trade Balance
• Despite US$ 2 Bi Surplus Brazil's Foreign Debt Still US$ 203.5 Bi
• Brazil Cheers IMF Approval of Brazilian Pilot Plan
• New Goal for Brazil Is to Export US$ 150 Billion, Says Lula
• Brazil Exports Keep Setting Records
• Embraer Brings 4% of Brazil's Trade Surplus
• Brazil's Surplus Is Already US$ 7 Billion for the Year
• Brazil's Foreign Debt Drops US$ 13 Bi to a Still Hefty US$ 201 Bi
• Brazil Gets Record Trade Surplus in the Mercosur
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Keeps Breaking Records
• Brazilian Exports Grow 30%
• Brazil Surplus Over US$ 11 Billion
• Brazil's Foreign Debt Falls US$ 1.6 Bi to US$ 200 Billion
• US$ 12 Billion: Brazil's First Quarter Surplus is a Record
• Brazil Close to US$ 10 Billion in Exports a Month
• The World Is Bigger than the US and EU, Says Brazil's Lula
• Inflation Surging More than Expected in Brazil
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus to Reach US$ 35 Billion in 2005
• Brazil's April Surplus a Record: US$ 6.9 Billion
• Brazil's Surplus at US$ 38 Billion for Last 12 Months
• Brazilian Exports Drop 17%
• Brazil's Reserves Fall Close to US$ 1 Billion
• Brazil Has a US$ 19 Billion Surplus with US$ 52 Billion in Exports
• For the First Time Brazil's Exports Reach US$ 10 Billion in a Month
• A Plan to End Brazil's Fiscal Deficit
• Imports Up, Exports Down and a Shrinking Surplus in Brazil
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus Reaches US$ 39.9 Billion, the Best Result Ever
• Brazil Expecting a US$ 37 Billion Surplus in 2005
• Brazil Starts August with US$ 904 Million Foreign Trade Surplus
• Brazil Sighs Deep and Darts Up After Finance Minister Says He Did No Wrong
• New Law Limits Size of Brazil's Primary Surplus
• Brazilian Imports Jump 26.9% While Exports Grow a Modest 2.6%
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Grows to US$ 30 Billion
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Keeps Growing. It's Already Over US$ 31 Billion.
• Brazil Seated on Close to US$ 9 Billion Surplus
• Brazil Has Already Saved US$ 23 Billion this Year to Pay Debt Interest
• Brazil Surplus Reaches US$ 36 Billion Despite Beef Embargo
• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 36.3 Billion
• Brazil Exports Zoom Over US$ 100 Billion, a 22% Growth
• Brazil Expecting a 2005 Record Surplus of Over US$ 42 Billion
• Brazil Expecting a US$ 43 Billion Surplus for 2005
• Argentina and Wall Street Drag Stocks Down in Brazil
• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 40 Billion, 33% More Than Last Year
• Brazil's 2005 Trade Surplus Well Above Expectations: US$ 44 Bi
• Brazil Is Spending Less and Finance Minister Is Quite Happy
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Grows 33% Reaching US$ 44 Billion
• A Record: Brazil Exports US$ 118 Billion and Gets US$ 45 Billion Surplus
• Brazil Grows a Paltry 2.4% in 2005, the Lowest in LatAm
• Brazilian Analysts Predict Dollar Will Be 2.40 Reais by Year's End
• Brazilian Exports Start 2006 in Promising Pace
• Analysts Upgrade Forecast for Brazil's Surplus to US$ 38 Billion
• In 15 Days, Brazil Exports US$ 4.4 Bi With 1.7 Bi Surplus
• Brazil Denies That It Saved Too Much to Guarantee Surplus
• Brazil's US$ 42 Bi Surplus Not Enough to Pay US$ 71 Bi Interest on Debt
• Brazil's Trade Surplus with US Jumps to US$ 9.1 Bi
• Big Surplus Keeps Dollar Down in Brazil
• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 6.9 Billion, 8% More Than Last Year
• Exports Bring Brazil US$ 769 Million Surplus
• Imports Outpacing Exports in Brazil 22% to 18%
• Brazil's Agriexports Keep Collecting Records
• Brazil Promises Minimum Primary Surplus of 4.25%
• Brazil Gets Record Primary Surplus in March: Over US$ 6.2 Billion
• Primary Surplus and Inflation News Takes Brazilian Stocks to Record High
• Industry Revises Brazil's Growth Up. GDP Expected to Grow 3.7%.
• Brazilian Exports Press Ahead: US$ 43 Bi in Trade and US$ 14 Bi Surplus
• Brazil Says It Will Meet But Not Exceed Its 4.25% Primary Surplus Goal
• Brazil's Surplus Down Sharply Due to Declining Trade
• Exports Drop in Brazil While Imports Zoom Up
• Lula's Rise in Popularity Doesn't Offset Brazil's Stock Market Losses
• Brazil's Surplus Grows to US$ 16 Billion for the Year
• Rally Has Ended. Stocks Are Down in Brazil
• Brazil's 2006 Account Surplus Reaches US$ 2.5 Bi, 37% Less Than Last Year
• Plenty of Dollar and Hefty Surplus Make Brazil Hum Along
• Brazil's Lower Surplus Helps Stocks to Cool Down
• Brazil Not Happy with Its Shrinking Surplus
• US Is Brazil's Biggest Buyer Followed by Argentina and China
• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 21 Billion for the Year
• Brazil's Trade Balance Reaches US$ 23 Billion, 5% More than Last Year
• Brazilian Exports Grow 15% and Imports 23%
• Brazil Has Already US$ 2.1 Billion Surplus for This Month
• Despite Increasing Imports Brazil Surplus Reaches US$ 29 Bi
• Brazilian Surplus Keeps Fast Pace While Beef Exports Beat Record
• Brazil Betting on Gas Surplus, But Not Before 2015
• Despite Doom Predictions Brazil's Trade Balance Grows 4.2%
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus Reaches Record High: US$ 46 Billion
• Brazil Needs More Imports If It Wishes to Export More
• Brazil Has Already Accumulated a US$ 1 Billion Surplus in 2007
• Brazil Trade Surplus Reaches US$ 1.6 Billion in 14 Days This Year
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Reaches US$ 672 Million in 2007
• Brazil Expecting US$ 39 Billion Trade Surplus in 2007
• Brazil's Primary Surplus to Drop Below 4% of GDP
• Brazilian Trade Surplus in 2007 Grows to US$ 1.7 Billion
• Brazil Has US$ 5.4 Billion Trade Surplus for 2007
• Brazilian Exports Grow 15% to Over US$ 25 Billion This Year
• Inflation Is Up and Surplus Down in Brazil
• Brazilian Exports Fall Close to 9% When Compared to 2006
• Brazil Exports 46 Bi and Imports US$ 33 Bi This Year
• Brazil's Exports Close to US$ 50 Billion, a 17% Growth
• Brazil Exports Reach US$ 66 Billion in 2007, a 20% Growth
• Brazil Lives Its Best Days Since Republic Was Born, Says Lula
• Brazil Surplus Reaches US$ 19.6 Billion with Exports Growing 21%
• Brazilian Exports Fall Close to 4% and Imports 5%
• Brazil Trade Balance Surplus Reaches US$ 22 Billion. Imports Grow 26%
• Brazil's Current Account Surplus Reaches US$ 4.4 Billion, a 59% Growth
• Weak Dollar Won't Harm the Bottom Line, Says Brazil
• Brazil Trade Balance Surplus Drops 6%
• Brazil Exports US$ 6.1 Billion in Meat, Just a Little Less than Soy
• Brazil Exports Reach US$ 112 Billion, Imports US$ 83 Billion
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus Reaches US$ 31 Billion, 11% Lower than in 2006
• Sharp Increase of Imports Cuts 10% in Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus
• Brazil Trade Surplus Falls 11% to US$ 33 Billion
• Brazil Imports Reach US$ 98 Billion, More than the Whole of 2006
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus Reaches US$ 35 Billion, a 11% Fall
• Despite 17% Boost in Exports, Brazil's Trade Surplus Fell 14% in 2007
• In 2007 Brazil Exports Grew 17% to US$ 161 Billion and Imports, 32%
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Collapses Due to Cheap Dollar and Hot Economy
• Brazil Gets Record Exports and Imports. But Trade Surplus Is Down
• Brazil Expecting US$ 10 Billion Drop in Trade Balance Surplus
• Brazil Gets Import Fever. Trade Balance Surplus Falls by 70%
• Brazil's Primary Surplus Grows to 6.22% of GDP
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Falls 64% in 2008 Due to Cheap Dollar
• Brazil's Balances of Trade and Travel Post Deficit
• Dollar Pouring into Brazil This Month at a Clip of Over US$ 5 Billion
• Brazil Trade Balance Surplus Falls 64%
• Brazil's Trade Balance Starts May US$ 174 Million in the Red
• Brazilian Primary Surplus Reaches US$ 37 Billion in 2008
• Brazilian Imports Keep Brisk Pace
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Falls 45% for the Year
• Brazilian Imports Keep Growing at 51% Rate
• Brazil Has Already Exported US$ 98 Billion This Year
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Keeps Shrinking Due to Growing Imports
• Brazil's Imports Grow 51% Bringing a 37% Reduction in Surplus
• Export Council Brings Boost to Brazilian Sales Overseas
• So Far This Year Brazil Has Exported US$ 122 Bi and Imported US$ 105 Bi
• Brazil Exports in 2008 Reach US$ 126 Billion and Imports, US$ 110 Billion
• Brazil Imports Increase and Trade Surplus Falls Dramatically
• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 18 Billion This Year, a 37% Decline
• Brazil's Nominal Surplus Reaches US$ 1.8 Billion in September
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Tumbles US$ 13 Billion from Last Year
• Brazil Expects Foreign Investments to Fall US$ 10 Billion in 2009