13/02/2014
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Compared to January 2013, there was a decrease of 4 % , eighth setback followed this basis of annual comparison
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Indicator of Consumer Delinquency , released on Wednesday ( 12 ) by Serasa Experian , rose 1.1 % in January compared to December , registering the fourth consecutive monthly increase . Compared to January 2013, there was a decrease of 4 % , eighth setback followed this basis of the annual comparison .
Non-bank debts (credit cards , financial , general stores and service providers such as telecommunications and electricity ) , with an increase of 2.7 % , were mainly responsible for the high window . The protested securities increased 23.8 % , while the default with banks shrank 0.7 % and bounced checks declined 0.4 % .
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Economists Serasa Experian , in a statement , stressed that declines in interannual comparisons are increasingly weak in the past four months. Increased from -11.9 % in October to -10.3 % in November , -6.5 % -4 % in December and in January.
- This indicates that the trajectory of decline in consumer delinquencies , formed from the last quarter of 2012 , may be heading for an environment of stability.
The slowdown , according to economists , is due to rising interest rates , weak economic growth , inflation close to target ceiling and reduced pace of job creation in the formal labor market .
Source : R7
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