As Mexico navigates the economic challenges of 2025, consumer confidence has shown further decline in the month of November. The Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) dipped to 44.2 in November from the previous level of 45.8 recorded in October. This marks a continuation of the downward trend observed in recent months, reflecting the cautious sentiment among consumers.
The latest figures, updated on December 5, 2025, provide insights into the overall economic sentiment, capturing the growing concerns over household financial situations, employment prospects, and economic stability. This decrease in consumer confidence suggests households may curb spending, potentially impacting economic growth as it often serves as a critical component of economic activity.
As policymakers review these figures, the renewed emphasis might be on strategies to bolster confidence and reinvigorate spending among Mexican consumers. Observers will be keenly watching for subsequent data releases to determine if this trend will persist into the coming months and how it may influence monetary and fiscal policies.
