Irish consumer confidence edged up in February, with the headline indicator rising to 65.2 from 64.7 previously, according to the latest data updated on 25 February 2026. The move marks a modest improvement in sentiment during the same month, suggesting households are slightly more upbeat about economic conditions.
While the increase is incremental, the shift from 64.7 to 65.2 indicates that Irish consumers are becoming a bit more confident in their financial outlook and spending prospects. The February 2026 reading will be closely watched by analysts and businesses as they assess the resilience of domestic demand in the months ahead.
