06.01.202612:00:00UTC+00Mexico's Consumer Confidence Ticks Up Slightly in December

In December 2025, Mexico's consumer confidence index experienced a subtle increase, inching up to 44.7 from 44.2 in November, according to the latest updates provided on January 6, 2026. This marginal rise in the index suggests a mild but positive shift in consumer sentiment as the year came to a close.

The consumer confidence index, a pivotal measure that reflects the overall economic outlook and consumer sentiment, indicates how optimistic or pessimistic Mexican consumers feel about their financial situations and the economy's future direction. The uptick, while modest, may hint at an incremental improvement in perceptions of economic recovery or stability among Mexican households.

Despite the slight upward movement, the figure still remains below the 50-mark, traditionally considered the threshold between pessimistic and optimistic outlooks. This indicates that while confidence is on the rise, there remains an overarching cautiousness regarding economic conditions. As the new year begins, stakeholders will be watching closely to see if further positive trends will emerge, signaling stronger consumer optimism in Mexico's economic landscape.