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Brazil Lowest Trade Openness

9.38% in 1962
Trade as % of GDP · World Bank

The lowest trade openness in Brazil was 9.38% in 1962. The top 5 years were: 1962 (9.38%), 1967 (11.35%), 1964 (12.21%), 1966 (12.26%), 1968 (12.59%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Brazil Top 5 Lowest Trade Openness Years
RankYearValue
1st 1962 9.38%
2nd 1967 11.35%
3rd 1964 12.21%
4th 1966 12.26%
5th 1968 12.59%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1962 9.38% −3.51% 2nd
1967 11.35% −0.91% 4th
1968 12.59% +1.24% 5th
1966 12.26% −0.63% 5th
1965 12.89% +0.69% 6th
1964 12.21% −5.73% 5th
1969 13.28% +0.69% 5th
1961 12.89% +0.28% 5th
1960 12.62% – 4th
1996 15.64% −1.35% 2nd
1990 15.16% +0.76% 4th
1989 14.39% −3.38% 1st
1978 14.58% −0.58% 4th
1977 15.16% −1.26% 4th
1971 14.65% +0.17% 7th
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Source: World Bank (NE.TRD.GNFS.ZS)
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