As per the latest data released on April 11, 2025, the Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) for India recorded a dip, reaching 57.76 in April from 60.18 in March. This month-over-month comparison reflects a slight decrease in consumer confidence as measured by the PCSI in India.
This reduction marks the second consecutive monthly decrease in the index, indicating a shift towards cautious sentiment among Indian consumers. The current figure shows a decrement of 2.42 points compared to the previous month's statistics. In March, the PCSI had already experienced a decline from the February figures, but the pace of decline was more pronounced in April.
The Thomson Reuters IPSOS PCSI is a critical barometer of consumer sentiment, which can influence economic activity and forecasts. While the reasons for the decrease in consumer sentiment were not detailed in this update, such changes typically reflect prevailing economic variables that affect consumer outlook, including inflation, employment, and economic policy shifts. Policymakers and market analysts will be closely monitoring these trends for any potential implications on economic strategies and market forecasts in the region.
