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08/16/2012
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According to Serasa Experian, the default setting for the companies should also go on a downward trend
SAO PAULO - In June 2012, the prospect of default by the consumer, measured monthly by Serasa Experian, showed a decrease, according to figures released on Thursday (16).
The indicator of Serasa Experian Consumer Perspective of Default recorded, from May to June this year, a decrease of 1.5%, reaching a level of 95.3 points.
For economists of Professionals, The sequence of monthly declines carried out by the indicator signals that the consumer will consolidate default path of retreat during the second half of this year.
According to them, the acceleration of economic activity, continued reduction in interest rates, keeping rates historically low unemployment levels and higher
accuracy of financial institutions in lending will contribute to the gradual improvement of the setting of default by the consumer during the second half of 2012.
Companies
For enterprises, the indicator Serasa Experian Perspective of Corporate Delinquency decreased 0.3% from May to June 2012. The behavior indicated by the index indicates that the levels of default firms exhibit path of gentle decline during the second half of this year.
Economists Serasa Experian, the trend of improvement of default firms is related to the gradual decline in consumer delinquency and the reactivation process of economic growth expected for the second half of 2012.
Economists also point to the successive reductions in interest rates that favor the financial situation of companies by reducing their cost of capital, as well as stimulate a process of renegotiation of outstanding debt with financial creditors.
Source: The Day on Line
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