2026.01.1511:00:00UTC+00Italy's Consumer Sentiment Shows Positive Shift: Thomson Reuters IPSOS PCSI Climbs in January

In a promising start to the new year, Italy's consumer sentiment has displayed an encouraging upward trend according to the latest Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI). The index, which reflects the public's outlook on the economy and personal financial situations, climbed from 45.86 in December 2025 to 47.69 in January 2026. This increase signals growing consumer confidence in the Italian economy and is an optimistic indicator for the months to come.

The 1.83-point rise in the PCSI is noteworthy as it highlights a positive shift in consumer sentiment, following a period of uncertainty towards the end of last year. Factors contributing to this boost could include improved economic policies, better employment rates, or positive projections regarding inflation rates. This change comes at a pivotal time as Italy seeks to stabilize its economic environment amid the broader European market's fluctuations.

As of January 15, 2026, these figures have been officially updated, providing analysts and policymakers alike with valuable insights into consumer trends and economic health in Italy. Moving forward, it will be crucial for stakeholders to track these changes closely, as consumer confidence plays a vital role in driving economic growth and stability throughout the nation.