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68% of Colombian households cite inflation as their main concern, according to TransUnion

FinanceColombiaEl País (Cali)40 s readAI summary
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TransUnion's third-quarter Consumer Pulse survey shows that 68% of Colombian consumers identify inflation as their main concern, followed by employment (59%) and interest rates (41%). Despite this, 69% expect their income to rise over the next 12 months, and the share saying they could not pay at least one financial obligation falls to 28%, from 31% a year earlier. Among those who backed out of a loan, 37% cited the high cost of money.

In 40 seconds

  • 68% of Colombian consumers cite inflation as their biggest concern, followed by employment (59%) and interest rates (41%).
  • 69% expect their income to rise over the next 12 months, 24% see it as stable and 7% expect a decline.
  • Those who could not pay at least one financial obligation fall from 31% to 28% in a year.
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