In a sign of improving consumer outlook, the Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) for Saudi Arabia edged up in December 2025. After marking 70.63 in November, the PCSI emerged higher at 72.25 for the month of December, reflecting a cautiously optimistic shift among Saudi consumers.
The data update, which was finalized on December 11, 2025, highlights a month-over-month comparison where the consumer sentiment index has risen by 1.62 points. This increase, albeit modest, indicates a strengthening among economic perceptions and consumer confidence within the Kingdom, countering the previous stagnancy observed in November.
As analysts closely monitor these developments, the rise underscores an improved consumer attitude toward economic participation, potentially attributing it to broader domestic or regional economic factors. With Saudi Arabia actively engaging in enhancing its economic landscape and diversifying beyond oil dependency, the positive tilt in consumer confidence sets a promising tone as the country approaches the new year.
