7. Crude oil … US$2.8 billion
(10.6% of Brazil to U.S. exports, up 77.2% from 2005)
Steelmaking materials … $1.45 billion
(5.5%, down 0.3%)
Semi‐finished iron & steel products … $1.38 billion
(5.2%, up 9.4%)
Industrial organic chemicals … $1.16 billion (4.4%, up
236.4%)
Fully built civilian aircraT … $1.16 billion (4.4%, down
34.7%)
Engines & engine parts … $1.07 billion (4.0%, up
25.6%)
8. According to es]mates by the Brazilian Iron and
Steel Sector Associa]on (IBS) Brazil's steel
produc]on this year should total 34 million tons,
which should correspond to an increase of 9.9%
compared with last year.
Domes]c sales should grow 18% over last year, to
reach 20.6 million tons, whereas apparent
consump]on should record a 19.7% increase,
totaling 22.1 million tons.
9. Crude oil … US$2.8 billion
(10.6% of Brazil to U.S. exports, up 77.2% from 2005)
Steelmaking materials … $1.45 billion
(5.5%, down 0.3%)
Semi‐finished iron & steel products … $1.38 billion (5.2%,
up 9.4%)
Industrial organic chemicals … $1.16 billion (4.4%, up
236.4%)
Fully built civilian aircraT … $1.16 billion (4.4%, down
34.7%)
Engines & engine parts … $1.07 billion (4.0%, up 25.6%)