Paraguay
Paraguay’s trade deficit widened to USD 423 mln in Mar-25 from USD 328 mln YoY. Exports fell 6.4% YoY on weaker electricity and soybean sales.
May 14, 2025
Paraguay’s trade deficit widened to USD 423 mln in Mar-25 from USD 328 mln YoY. Exports fell 6.4% YoY on weaker electricity and soybean sales.
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