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Brazil and South America are shifting trade toward China due to U.S. tariffs and stalled investment, boosting Chinese influence in Brazil’s EV, infrastructure, and energy sectors.
South American nations, led by Brazil, are increasingly shifting economic ties toward China amid deteriorating relations with the U.S., driven by a 50% tariff on Brazilian goods and stalled U.S. investment.
Brazil, now China’s top trading partner, is exploring a partial trade deal with the Mercosur bloc to ease non-tariff barriers like customs and sanitary standards, avoiding political roadblocks.
Chinese investments in Brazil’s EV sector, infrastructure, and energy have surged, with 30% of trade invoices now using yuan and reais.
While some fear dependency, officials frame the pivot as pragmatic, seeking stability and growth amid U.S. protectionism and geopolitical pressure.
Brasil y América del Sur están cambiando el comercio hacia China debido a los aranceles de los Estados Unidos y la inversión estancada, aumentando la influencia china en los sectores de EV, infraestructura y energía de Brasil.