China-Brazil Relations
Brazil's government has concluded an anti-dumping probe into Chinese cold-rolled steel, finding that imports were sold at unfairly low prices, harming domestic producers. This has resulted in duties of up to US$670 per tonne. Usiminas, one of Brazil's largest steelmakers, initiated the petition in April 2024.
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Jose Renato Peneluppi Jr., a Brazilian scholar who has lived in China for 15 years, describes the country's economy as vibrant, diverse, and dynamic, while expressing optimism for deeper bilateral cooperation in agriculture, technology, and trade. He praises life in China as comfortable and secure, and hopes Brazil and China, as key BRICS and Global South members, will enhance communication in multilateral frameworks.