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According to Serasa Experian consumer demand indicator for recently released, the portion of the Brazilian population with a monthly income of up to one minimum wage was the one that sought the most financial resources via credit earlier this year.
Acre is fourth in the states of Brazil that sought the most credits earlier this year. Photo: Reproduction
The increase in the period was 4.7%, and the sector was driven by the population of the population with lower purchasing power, which increased by 11.9% its demand for credit.
The data also note that those receiving between five and ten minimum wages recorded the highest retraction in the period (-4.8%).
In clipping by states of the federation, the population of Amazonas was the one that sought the most for resources, up 22.5%, followed by Pará (16.5%), Roraima (15.0%), Acre (12.8%) and Rondônia (10.5%). In total, 23 states had increased demand for credit.
Serasa Experian economist Camila Abdelmalack said that increased demand for credit among low -income consumers may be related to high cost of living and the need to complement the budget. On the other hand, among the highest income ranges, there was a 4.8% retraction in demand for credit, indicating more cautious behavior in the face of the economic scenario.
These data reveal a growing tendency towards demand for credit in Acre, especially among consumers of lower purchasing power, who reflect current economic dynamics and the financial needs of the local population.
