Brazil's retail sales fell in July from June, government statistics agency IBGE said on September 14, 2022, marking the third consecutive monthly slump. Retail sales volume fell 0.8% from the previous month in August 2022. From July last year, 2021, sales were down 5.2%. Brazil's retail market value increased significantly this year, 2022, compared to the previous year, 2021, according to GlobalData.
Of the eight activities surveyed by the agency, only fuels and lubricants posted growth in the month, mirroring a series of cuts in fuel prices by state-owned oil company Petrobras. The poor sequence of results brings Brazil close to the levels seen before the pandemic, after having been significantly above them.
The current monetary tightening cycle and the high level of household debt in Brazil have weighed on retail sales. The labor market rebound and more short-term fiscal stimulus are predicted to moderate the retail decline by bolstering demand for the more income-sensitive goods.
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