Consumer Confidence Softens In April, RealClearMarkets/TIPP Survey Finds

Consumer Confidence Softens In April, RealClearMarkets/TIPP Survey Finds

The RealClearMarkets/TIPP Economic Optimism Index, a key gauge of consumer sentiment, declined from 49.8 in March to 49.1 in April, representing a 1.4% decrease. After hitting a 40-month high of 54.0 in December, the index eased to 51.9 in January and 52.0 in February before falling below the 50.0 threshold in March. April's reading of 49.1 marks the second consecutive month in pessimistic territory. Since President Trump’s re-election in Novemb…

The confidence of consumers in the economic situation of the country and that they will face their homes in the immediate future resented in March the fifth consecutive monthly fall, showed an official measurement released yesterday.

The uncertainty generated by Mexico's economic situation and the tariff policy of the United States have stuck in the Consumer Confidence Indicator (ICC), which in March 2025 was 46 points, representing a decrease of 0.3 points per month, according to information from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi).The figures published this Friday show that consumer confidence fell again in the third month of this year, linking five …

During the third month of this year, the country’s consumer confidence continued “on the ground” due in particular to the current economic situation, which is aggravated by the US tariff policy. According to seasonalized data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), the Consumer Confidence Indicator (ICC) was put at 45.98 points last March. This result meant, in addition to the lowest level in the last 17 months, an annua…