Despite having all the natural resources that God has given this planet, I've just learned how ridiculously little the 2-Trillion-Dollar economy of Brazil is actually exporting. In addition, Brazil's overall export contains barely technological items and similiar goods of higher complexity. It almost exclusively consists of commodities, agricultural goods and raw materials. How come? @Nilgiri
Brazil's export in goods: 209 B USD in 2020 (- 6,9%)
Exports: The top exports of Brazil are Soybeans ($26.1B), Crude Petroleum ($24.3B), Iron Ore ($23B), Corn ($7.39B), and Sulfate Chemical Woodpulp ($7.35B), exporting mostly to China ($63.5B), United States ($30.5B), Argentina ($9.85B), Netherlands ($9.13B), and Japan ($5.58B).
Brazil's export in goods: 209 B USD in 2020 (- 6,9%)
Exports: The top exports of Brazil are Soybeans ($26.1B), Crude Petroleum ($24.3B), Iron Ore ($23B), Corn ($7.39B), and Sulfate Chemical Woodpulp ($7.35B), exporting mostly to China ($63.5B), United States ($30.5B), Argentina ($9.85B), Netherlands ($9.13B), and Japan ($5.58B).