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Brazil Pulse - The President’s Evaluation Get Worse - November 2016

Negative indicators of the country’s direction and the President’s evaluation get worse in November.

Consumer confidence index in November reached 77 points - a drop of 1 point when compared to the previous month. Perspectives for the next 6 months, which were pointing to signs of improvement, in the previous readings, stagnated.

 

Domestic consumer confidence index in detail:

  • 77 points in November (-1 points compared to October).
  • Consumer confidence still continued to rise in the South, North and CO; it dropped in the Southeast and Northeast regions.
  • Drop in confidence of SELs ABC and is high in social classes DE.
Source: ACSP / Ipsos

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