10.12.202516:00:00UTC+00Thomson Reuters Ipsos PCSI Edges Up Slightly in December 2025

In a slight positive shift for economic sentiment, the Thomson Reuters Ipsos Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) for the United States has recorded a minor increase. Statistics updated on December 10, 2025, highlight a move from 51.31 in November 2025 to 51.86 in December 2025. This increment suggests a subtle but positive change in consumer confidence over the month.

The PCSI is a well-regarded indicator that reflects consumer confidence based on perceptions of the current and future economic environment. The minimal rise indicates that there's a cautious optimism in the air as the US heads towards the new year. Despite global uncertainties and fluctuating economic conditions, American consumers appear to maintain their faith in economic stability, albeit at a measured rate.

Analysts suggest the uptick might be tied to recent positive developments in the labor market and minor inflationary adjustments, both of which potentially contribute to a stable consumer outlook. As the index edges closer to the mid-50s, stakeholders will be keen to monitor whether this gradual improvement will evolve into a stronger trend in the coming months.