In November 2025, Paraguay experienced a reduction in its trade deficit, which fell to USD 202.67 million from USD 220.95 million in the same period the year before. This improvement was underpinned by a robust 23.6% increase in exports, which reached USD 1.40 billion. The surge in exports was fueled by an 18.7% increase in primary goods, a 12.6% rise in industrial products, and a notable 32.5% escalation in fuel and energy shipments. Meanwhile, imports expanded by 18.4% to USD 1.59 billion. This uptick included a 15.5% rise in the purchase of consumer goods, a 23.4% increase in intermediate goods, and a 19.8% growth in capital goods.