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Published on Friday, October 9, 2020 | Updated on Friday, October 9, 2020

Big Data techniques used

Global | The COVID-19 impact on Consumption in Real Time and High Definition: Sept. 20

Summary

Recovering trends kept in most of the countries during September. The recovery is uneven across sectors and countries, consumption dynamics improved in Turkey, Mexico and Peru. The gap between e-commerce growth and physical purchases remained. Restaurants and entertainment expenditure continues stagnant in Latam countries.

Key points

  • Key points:
  • Growth rates trends diverged during September. October started with a better performance.
  • Restaurants and entertainment expenditure continues stagnant in Latam countries. Food expenditure continued outperforming in Spain and Mexico.
  • Spain: Card spending increased 3.5% yoy in September driven by the sustained growth of purchases with Spanish cards.
  • Turkey: No signs of sharp reversal some moderation after calendar boost on Investment but and still robust consumption.
  • Colombia: Better performance in Bogota and Cartagena in the last week.

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Presentation (PDF)

Weekly_Big_Data_4thOct.pdf

English - October 9, 2020

Authors

Vanessa Belapatiño
Vanessa Belapatiño Senior economist for Peru
BBVA Research
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Filip Blazheski
FB
Fernando Bolívar
AC
Adrian Casillas
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María Paula Castañeda
Juan Ramón García
Juan Ramón García Principal economist for Spain & Portugal
BBVA Research
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Berk Orkun Isa
Juan Manuel Manías
Juan Manuel Manías Principal economist for Argentina
BBVA Research
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Alvaro Ortiz
Alvaro Ortiz Head of Economic Analysis with Big Data & AI
BBVA Research
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Tomasa Rodrigo
Tomasa Rodrigo Lead economist for Economic analysis with Big Data & AI
BBVA Research
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Pep Ruiz
Pep Ruiz Principal economist for Spain & Portugal
BBVA Research
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Saide Aránzazu Salazar
Saide Aránzazu Salazar Principal economist for Mexico
BBVA Research
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