India's consumer confidence has shown a significant uptick as the Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) recorded a rise to 60.89 in July, up from 59.04 in June 2025. This month-over-month comparison indicates a promising increase in consumer sentiment, reflecting a renewed optimism among Indian consumers.
The Thomson Reuters IPSOS PCSI, a key indicator that measures consumer confidence regarding personal finances, the local economy, and spending intentions, has gradually improved, showcasing a steadily strengthening faith in economic stability. The latest data, updated on July 11, 2025, suggests that the Indian consumer is viewing the future with growing assurance, potentially driven by favorable economic conditions or government policies.
This progression from June's 59.04 to July's 60.89 underscores a consistent positive trajectory, marking a new level of confidence as consumers navigate through 2025. As India continues to experience changes across its markets and sectors, the rise in the PCSI number suggests that consumer attitudes may translate into increased spending, potentially bolstering further economic growth.
