Argentina | BBVA Research Big Data Consumption Indicator (May-22)
In May, total consumption with BBVA cards, in real terms, grew 10.2% YoY. The latest data from our real time indicators show a weakness in the economic recovery process.
Spain | Evolution of card spending in real time and high definition in May-22
Card spending increased 41% year-on-year in May (51% in April). Progress was greater in the online channel (69%) than in the face-to-face channel (30%). The end of the state of alarm in May 2021 magnified the year-on-year slowdown in purchases, especially with foreign cards.
Colombia | Big Data Consumption Tracker. 3 jun, 2022
In May, household consumption slowed compared to April, especially in the second half of the month. Tourism-related spending was the most moderate, while in-city consumption (restaurants, entertainment and urban transportation) remained strong.
Mexico | Consumption fell (-)1.5% in May with decline of the tourism sector
The BBVA Research Big Data Consumption Indicator (ICBD BBVA Research) slows down amid the fall in the tourism sector after the high dynamism registered in April triggered by the Easter holiday period.
Argentina | BBVA Research Big Data Consumption Indicator (May-22)
In April, total consumption with BBVA cards showed a year-on-year increase of 12.2%. Most items already exceed the average pre-pandemic spending so far in 2022. Although consumption is recovering, it shows a significant slowness that reflects its lack of dynamism.
Spain | Evolution of card spending in real time and high definition in Apr-22
Card purchases increased by 51% year-on-year in April (39% in March). Growth was greater in the online channel (81%) than in the face-to-face channel (40%), and both transactions with Spanish cards and, above all, with foreign cards gained momentum.
Colombia | Big Data Consumption Tracker. 6 may, 2022
Household consumption accelerated in April. The boost came especially from the services sector. In 2022, Easter occurred without any restrictions on social interaction, boosted tourism and benefited from low statistical bases in April 2021.