The latest Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) figures reveal a continued dip in consumer confidence in Israel. The index, which provides critical insight into the country's economic health through the lens of consumer sentiment, slipped from 45.39 in August 2025 to 44.92 in September 2025—a clear indication of growing caution among Israeli consumers.
This month-over-month decline marks a persistent downward trend, as illustrated by the comparison between August and September. The previous month also saw a decrease, intensifying concerns among economic analysts who view consumer confidence as a key indicator of future spending and economic activity in Israel.
Updated on September 11, 2025, these figures highlight the need for policymakers and businesses to analyze the underlying causes of declining consumer confidence and consider measures that can stimulate consumer spending and economic optimism in the coming months. As this data continues to evolve, stakeholders will be keenly watching for any signs of stabilization or further fluctuation in Israeli consumer sentiment.
