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Massive Consumption Fell Again in the Month of May
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Despite the inflationary slowdown, massive consumption recorded a 3.2% drop in May compared to April, according to the monthly survey by the consultant Focus Market. The decline shows that, although prices no longer rise as strongly as months ago, revenues do not go along and purchasing capacity continues to deteriorate. The report, based on 756 sales points across the country, also points out that the amount of tickets issued dropped by 4.1% an…
Massive consumption fell 3.2% in May. It happened despite the slowdown in inflation, since still real wages do not exhibit a significant recomposition. As reported by the consultant Focus Market through a survey of 756 sales points across the country. The number of tickets registered was 4.1% lower than the previous month, while the turnover of shops contracted 1.7%. According to Damián Di Pace, Director of Focus Market, this was explained by th…
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