LatinNews Daily - 28 June 2017

* In May, Brazil posted a trade surplus of US$2.8bn according to the central bank (BCB) - the best trade result since records began in 1995. However, the BCB noted that over the last twelve months Brazil actually registered a trade deficit of US$18.1m, equivalent to 0.96% of the country’s GDP.

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