Brazil Auto Sales (MoM)
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Brazil vehicle registrations (Fenabrave) — monthly change
Full explanation
Brazil Auto Sales (MoM) is the monthly percentage change in new vehicle registrations in Brazil, published by Fenabrave (the national vehicle distribution federation) in the first days of each month. It covers cars, light commercial vehicles, trucks and buses; motorcycles are excluded. It is not seasonally adjusted. It is a Brazilian series, not Turkey Auto Sales.
Why traders watch it
A timely read on Brazilian consumer and business demand.
Stronger vs weaker outcomes
A stronger-than-expected reading points to firmer demand; a weaker one points the other way.
Release details
- Release frequency
- Monthly
Typical volatility
Low. A change in vehicle numbers, not a sales value in reais. Not seasonally adjusted, and the number of working days in a month affects it.
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