Brazil announced an 18.5 billion reais (US$3.7 billion) credit package to shield exporters from new US tariffs, prioritising domestic relief over immediate retaliation.
Trade & Policy
Key Facts
—Package size. Brazil is mobilising 18.5 billion reais (US$3.7 billion) in new credit lines for affected exporters.
—Funding sources. The Treasury will provide 13.5 billion reais and development bank BNDES will add 5 billion reais.
—Targeted sectors. Steel, aluminium, and footwear industries are the primary beneficiaries of the relief.
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