The Sao Paulo State Retail Trade Sales achieved 9.9% real growth in the annual comparison of January 2025, a record in the historic series of R $ 116.7 billion, which started in 2008. The data comes from the Commercial Commercial Conjunctive Survey (PCCV), the Canal of Commerce, Services-Serism (PCCV), monthly, Service-Spirism (Touries of Sofaage.
The federation emphasizes that earnings refer to income and are not synonymous with this sector. Fecomerciosp believes that the warm labor market has cooperated with more use by individuals for the positive outcome of retail trade.
Sector sections that record growth in income in January and contribute to the overall outcome of this period: clothing stores, clothes and shoes (13.4%); Auto components and accessories (13.3%); Pharmacies and perfume (12.1%); Other activities (11%); Vehicle dealers (10.5%); Supermarkets (9.7%); Tools shops, electronics and department stores (8.1%); And construction equipment (5.1%).
On the other hand, the furniture and decorative stores are 3.3%of the fall area, which has created a 0.1 percent point of 0.1 percent point in the first month of this year.
Perspectives
In contrast to the positive outcome, MTT has commented that the next three -month outlook is another.
The current economic context is recognized by high interest rates – 14.25% per year of the Cellic level – and inflation above the roof of the central bank target – the IPCA 5.06% in February, the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics said.
In this scenario, Fesomerasosphere believes that the second quarter of Polysta will slow down.
Sao Paulo City
The city of Sao Paulo also recorded an annual increase in retail sales in January, reaching $ 9.3%and $ 35 billion. Billion is almost 3 billion higher than the result of the same period of 2024.
On the same basis of the comparison, on activities, the difference with the state is that it was more observed during this period.
Tools, electronics and department stores (16.6%), other activities (12.3%) and auto components and accessories (10%) stores lead to sales growth. Then there are supermarkets (9.5%), furniture and decorative stores (7.6%), pharmacies and perfumery (7.5%), vehicle dealers (7.4%), clothing stores, clothes and shoes (7.4%) and construction equipment (4.6%).
