Group 1 - The rapid influx of Chinese e-commerce goods is significantly impacting Brazil's price structure, contributing to "imported deflation" and providing a buffer against inflation amid high volatility in food and energy prices [1][2] - Brazil's imports from China are increasing, but the overall prices of these imported goods are declining, which is helping to suppress inflation levels [1] - The Brazilian Central Bank forecasts an inflation rate of 4.8% for 2025, above its target median of 3%, indicating that the low-price effect of Chinese goods is alleviating pressure on Brazil's current account and prices [1][2] Group 2 - Chinese cross-border e-commerce platforms are rapidly expanding in Brazil, with increasing shares of imported consumer electronics, fashion, and home products [2] - Chinese investments in Brazil's logistics, warehousing, and distribution sectors are enhancing supply chain efficiency [2] - The "price stabilizer" effect of Chinese goods is becoming a key variable in the Brazilian market, influencing both monetary policy and consumer trends [2]
【环球财经】巴西央行行长：中国商品输入助缓解国内通胀压力
Xin Hua Cai Jing·2025-12-04 07:53