El consumo masivo cayó 1,6% en mayo, pero mostró señales de estabilización

In May, mass consumption dropped by 1.6%, yet there are signs of stabilization as sales grew by just 0.1% compared to April, leading to a 3% decline over the first five months of the year, according to Scentia. This deceleration in inflation seems to be slowing the contraction rate in consumer spending, hinting at a potential recovery. The stabilization is crucial as it could signal the economy's resilience amid ongoing challenges.