On the other hand, the population experiences rising prices, interest rates and unemployment.
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247 – The study “Portraits of Brazilian Society: Economy and Population”, published this Tuesday (24) by the National Confederation of Industry (CNI), shows that more than half of Brazilians (53%) believe that the country’s economy will improve in the next six years. months. According to a survey conducted by the Institute for Reputation and Image Research (IPRI), 22% of Brazilians believe that the economic situation will worsen in the next six months, while 21% believe that everything will remain the same, Metropolii explains.
The CNI survey also shows that 24% of the public rate the current economic situation as good or excellent, while 36% consider it fair and 38% consider it bad or terrible. In addition, 45% of Brazilians believe that the economic situation is better than six months ago. Among them, 13% think it has improved a lot, while 32% say it has improved a little.
However, among those who think the current economic situation is bad or terrible, 17% think the situation is better now than in the first quarter of 2023.
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In terms of regional perception, the Northeast region presents the best perception of economic activity, with 32% of respondents rating it as good or excellent, and 30% rating it as poor or terrible. On the other hand, the southern region has the worst rating, where only 18% of the population consider the economy good or excellent, and 43% consider it bad or terrible.
In addition to assessing the economy, the survey also looked at Brazilians’ perceptions of rising prices, interest rates, unemployment and poverty. It found that 49% of respondents saw an increase in the prices of the products they consume, while 32% saw a decrease and 18% said prices remained the same.
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As for expectations, 46% believe that prices will rise in the next six months, and 29% expect inflation to decrease. When it comes to interest rates, 48% of respondents say they have increased in the past six months on their purchases or debts, while only 9% say they have decreased. Next semester, 39% expect personal finance rates to increase, while 24% believe interest rates will decrease.
As for unemployment, 33% of respondents say the unemployment rate among their loved ones has increased over the past six months, while 41% believe it has remained the same and 22% believe it has decreased. In the next six months, 30% believe that unemployment will increase, and 31% believe that it will decrease.
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The survey was also concerned with the estimation of poverty in the regions of the respondents. In this sense, 32% believe that poverty has increased over the past six months, 49% believe that it has remained the same, and 26% believe that it has decreased. As for the next six months, 29% believe that poverty will increase and 29% believe that it will decrease.
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