Brazil posts $1.347 billion current account deficit in April
ReutersMay 26, 2025 11:41 AM
BRASILIA, May 26 (Reuters) - Brazil posted a current account deficit of $1.347 billion in April, the central bank said on Monday, while economists polled by Reuters were expecting a $2 billion deficit.
Foreign direct investment for the month totaled $5.491 billion, above the $4 billion projected by economists.
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