COVID-19 in Brazil: spending intent for holidays 2020

As of September 2020, 65 percent of survey participants in Brazil said they were planning to spend less when shopping for the end-of-year holidays, in comparison to the same period in 2019. Only 11 percent were planning to increase their holiday expenditures in 2020. As of that same month, nearly 30 percent of Brazilian respondents were waiting for a vaccine or treatment against COVID-19 to return to their normal out-of-home activities.

Intentions regarding holiday shopping amid the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil as of September 2020

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October 2020

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Brazil

Survey time period

September 18 to 30, 2020

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in comparison to the same period a year earlier

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The question posed in the survey was "How do you think your spending for the upcoming seasonal holidays (e.g. Singles Days, Black Friday, Christmas) may change compared with last year?"
The source does not provide the exact number of respondents nor additional information regarding the missing percentage points.

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