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The number of families in Acre unable to meet their debt obligations rose during the month of August, according to data from the Consumer Indebtedness and Default Survey (Peic). The report was released by the Federation of Trade in Goods, Services and Tourism of Acre (Fecomercio-AC).
According to the survey, the total number of families facing financial difficulties increased from 17,139 to 17,263 during the period. The findings highlight a growing trend of consumer insolvency within the state.
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