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October 12 Holiday: what preparations should be made for service changes?

With the arrival of the October 12 holiday, which pays homage to Our Lady of Aparecida and celebrates Children's Day, consumers and companies throughout Brazil will face significant changes in the availability of various services. Understanding these changes is of utmost importance for effective planning during this period. This is to avoid being left without assistance when you need to use banks, shopping malls, restaurants, and essential services. Therefore, check the schedule for these services.

Banks and stock exchange on pause

Banks will suspend their in-person activities during the holiday, resuming only on the following business day. However, the digitalization of services financial allows customers to continue carrying out essential banking operations, such as payments and transfers, online. In addition, it is important to note that bills due on the holiday can be paid without penalties on the next business day. Likewise, the Stock Exchange will suspend trading, resuming only after the holiday. Therefore, investors and traders should plan their activities with this break in mind.

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Changes to opening hours at shopping malls and essential services

During the holiday, shopping malls will operate on special schedules, making it essential for consumers to check these changes online to avoid inconveniences. On the other hand, although Post Office branches will not be open, customer service will remain accessible through digital and telephone channels. Similarly, the branches of the INSS will close, but assistance will remain available through its customer service center and online services.

And what about gas stations during this holiday?

According to ANP regulations, gas stations will maintain minimum services even during the holiday. This requirement not only ensures continued access to fuel, but also underscores the importance of essential services during festive periods, especially considering the possible increase in demand for travel and celebrations. This is because many people decide to go to the beach or enjoy the countryside with their families.

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