In December 2025, the Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) for Spain registered a decline, ending at 49.54. This marks a notable drop from the previous month's figure of 51.71 recorded in November 2025. The updated data, released on December 11, 2025, highlights a shift in consumer sentiment over the month of December.
The month-over-month analysis reflects a decreased confidence among Spanish consumers as compared to November. The current figure stands in contrast to the previous month's relative optimism, showcasing the dynamic nature of consumer sentiment as it adjusts to national and global economic influences during this period.
As the index slips below the 50-mark, typically a neutral midpoint, it indicates a more pessimistic outlook among consumers in Spain. This dip might be attributed to various economic uncertainties that influence consumer confidence, necessitating close monitoring by policymakers and economic stakeholders to understand the implications for Spain's economic trajectory moving forward.
