Brazil Turns to Southeast Asia as Old Markets Falter
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Brazil is looking to Southeast Asia for new trade. Its traditional markets have become less reliable. The region's fast-growing economies offer strong potential.
ASEAN — the Association of Southeast Asian Nations — is a group of 10 countries in Southeast Asia. Brazil wants closer ties with this bloc.
The shift shows Brazil's need to diversify its partners. Southeast Asia's growing demand makes it a key target.