Nuestro análisis

• La semana 46 de 2020 incluye los días del 9 al 15 de noviembre, donde España continúa en estado de alarma por la crisis del coronavirus y varias comunidades autónomas tienen en marcha restricciones de movilidad y el toque de queda
• Se observa que la variación interanual del acumulado de las primeras 46 semanas del año decrece en 0,1 puntos porcentuales esta semana, desde 3,2% la semana pasada
• Recordamos que este año, en la mayor parte de España, el festivo de Todos los Santos se trasladó al 2 de noviembre, lunes de la semana 45. Así, la evolución desde la semana pasada puede resultar engañosa ya que hubo 1 día laboral menos en la semana 45 de este año
• Nota: en el año 2020, según el calendario ISO, habrá 53 semanas. En nuestro análisis, la comparativa de la semana 53 de 2020 se realizará respecto a la semana 1 de 2020

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