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13/07/2015
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Compared to May, demand for credit in Brazil decreased 2.3%
Experts attribute the demand for credit 10.1% higher compared to last year to carry out the World Cup in Brazil Playback / Procon-PR
The amount of people who sought credit throughout the month of June rose 10.1% over the same month last year. The data revealed on Monday (13), the indicator Serasa Experian Consumer demand for credit, also shows that in the year, demand for credit is 4.8% higher.
Compared to May, the result displayed by the index points to a decline of 2.3%.
According to the economists of Serasa, demand 10.1% higher compared to last year is directly related to the hosting of the World Cup in Brazil.
On the other hand, experts attribute the fall in demand for credit in the months of May and June was expected by day account of the Mothers, date on which the consumer demand for credit tends to be high.
Income
When comparing the same nine-month period last year, there was a decline in demand for credit in just smaller range of monthly income, who receive up to R$ 500 a month. For those earning between R$ 500 and R$ 1,000 monthly growth from January to June 2015 was 5.2%; for those who receive between R$ 1,000 and R$ 2,000 was 6.7%; and for those with monthly income between R$ 2,000 and R$ 5,000, the increase was 4.5%.
Between May and June, the credit for consumer demand decreased in all ranges of monthly incomes of consumers. The most intense losses were recorded in the lower income layers: down 2.8% for those who earn up to $ 500 a month and a decrease of 2.5% for those who receive between R $ 500 and R $ 1,000 monthly.
For consumers who receive between R$ 1,000 and R$ 2,000 monthly, between R$ 2,000 and R$ 5,000 per month and between R$ 5,000 and R$ 10,000 monthly, falls the demand for credit in June were broadly the same: 2 , 2%, 2.1% and 2.2%, respectively.
In the range of receiving more than R$ 10,000 per month, the result indicates low of 1.9% in demand for credit.
Source: R7
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