Brazilians are optimistic about economy, but porcentual falls

The majority of the Brazilian population began the optimistic year in relation to the economy, according to datafolha research, commissioned by the Brazilian Association of Financial and Capital Markets Entities (Anbima). Of respondents 62% said they were optimistic, 17% believe that the economy will be sidelined and the rest (21%), predict swells. Despite optimism, the percentage is lower than the survey released early last year, when 74% showed optimism. Group. For the research, 3,433 interviews were conducted throughout Brazil, in 149 municipalities, with the economically active, inactive population with income and retirees, classes A, B and C, from the age of 16. The margin of error is two percentage points to more or less, with a confidence level of 95%.