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06/26/2013
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According to the survey, the number reached 63% in June 2013, down from 64.3% in May
DAY
Rio - The percentage of households that reported having some debt (post-dated check, credit card, overdraft, store carnet, loan, provision of car and insurance) was little fall according to the Survey of Consumer Debt and Default (PEIC ), released on Tuesday by the National Confederation of Trade in Goods, Services and Tourism (CNC).
According to the survey, the number of indebted households reached 63% in June 2013, down from 64.3% in May. Despite the decline in the monthly comparison, the number of debt was higher than the 57.3% recorded in June 2012.
The percentage of households with overdue bills fell in monthly and annual comparisons. Families defaulted reached 20.3% in June, compared to 21.6% in May 2013 and 23.2% in June 2012. In June 2013, the percentage decreased 0.3 percentage points compared to May, the same variation as compared to June 2012.
In assessing the economist CNC, Marianne Hanson, despite the decline in the percentage of indebted households in June 2013, the index ended the second quarter at a level higher than the previous quarter and the same period last year.
Source: The Day - Online
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