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Consumption in households accumulates high from 2.70% until September, says Abras

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Briefings

Abras reported a 2.70% year-to-date increase in Brazilian household consumption through September 2026, driven by fiscal measures like the Bolsa Família and tax exemptions for basic goods. The month of September saw a 0.59% rise compared to the previous year, while monthly comparisons showed declines in September 2024 and 2025. Economic context includes a 5.3% unemployment rate and a median real income of R$ 3,777, though concerns remain about future tax hikes and family debt.

Key points

• Brazilian household consumption increased by 2.70% year-to-date through September 2026, with September 2026 showing a 0.59% rise over the previous year.
• Fiscal measures including the Bolsa Família program and tax exemptions for basic goods contributed to the sustained positive consumption trend.

Context

Data from Abras (Associação Brasileira de Supermercados) indicates consumption growth despite economic challenges. The 2.70% figure represents the period from January 2026 to September 2026, calculated using the IPCA index from IBGE. The report highlights specific government interventions and their impact on household spending patterns.

Limitations

Coverage is limited to data from September 2026 through October 2026, with no information on future projections or long-term trends beyond the reported period.

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