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O Índice de Confiança de Serviços (ICS), medido pela Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), subiu 4,1 pontos na passagem de março para abril, depois de três quedas consecutivas. Com isso, o indicador chegou a 81,7 pontos, em uma escala de zero a 200 pontos, sendo que resultados cima de 100 pontos indicam confiança.
Houve alta na confiança de empresários de 12 dos 13 segmentos de serviços pesquisados no país. O Índice de Situação Atual, que mede a percepção sobre o presente, cresceu 0,4 ponto e atingiu 74,8 pontos.
O Índice de Expectativas, que mede a confiança do empresariado no futuro, subiu 7,4 pontos e chegou a 88,7 pontos.
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