India’s consumer sentiment improved in July 2026, with the Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) rising to 67.08, up from 63.84 in June. The latest reading, updated on 10 July 2026, points to a month-over-month strengthening in confidence among Indian consumers.
The July increase marks a positive shift from the previous month, when the index had stood at 63.84. According to the comparison methodology, the “Actual” figure reflects how the index changed in July versus June, while the “Previous” comparison measured June’s movement against May. The latest uptick suggests a more optimistic outlook on economic and personal financial conditions compared with the prior month.
Market watchers and policymakers will be monitoring whether this momentum in July can be sustained in the coming months, as shifts in consumer sentiment often feed into household spending patterns and broader economic activity.
