What Is Queresma?
Queresma refers to a season of preparation observed in various Christian calendars. It is often associated with reflection, prayer, and fasting before major religious celebrations.
When Does Queresma Occur?
The dates of Queresma shift each year because they are tied to the lunar calendar and the date of Easter. It typically begins on a specific weekday and lasts for several weeks, ending just before the main feast day.
How Queresma Affects Finance and Markets
During Queresma, consumer spending and market activity can change in regions where the tradition is widely observed. Businesses may adjust inventory and marketing, while investors monitor shifts in retail and travel sectors. For more details on seasonal market patterns, see Investopedia: Seasonal Trends.
