Considering the recovery observed for the fourth year in a row, it is the first time the turnover should exceed pre-pandemic levels.
The figure represents a real surge of 5.6% from the same period last season, making it the sector’s biggest financial turnover since the survey began, in 2012.
They have debts due on credit cards, personal loans, car and house payments, and other types of debt. The percentage for November is down 0.5% from the previous month.
Indebtedness among Brazilian families fell in August for the second month running, but the percentage of people with debts overdue and those saying they will not be able to pay off their arrears was on the rise.
The total reached BRL 36.1 bi—up 8.6% from the same month last year and 4% from April this year. Aircraft traffic at the country’s top ten airports has resumed pre-pandemic levels.