The Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) for Spain has revealed a slight dip for January 2025, coming in at 49.45, a marginal decrease from the 49.46 recorded in December 2024. This latest monthly update, reported on January 9, 2025, reflects a period of near stability in Spanish consumer sentiment.
The index, a key economic indicator measuring consumer confidence in financial expectations, personal financial conditions, and general economic perception, indicates almost static movement when evaluated month-over-month. December's index value experienced minimal change from the previous month, continuing this trend of sluggish variation into January.
While the index reflects broader economic sentiment, the negligible month-to-month movement suggests underlying factors in Spain's economy are maintaining a steady course, neither significantly boosting nor discouraging consumer confidence. As factors continuing to influence this sentiment unfold, stakeholders and market watchers will be keen to observe whether Spain can maintain its consumer confidence stability in the coming months.
