14.01.202616:00:00UTC+00Mexico's Economic Sentiment Declines as IPSOS PCSI Drops in January

Mexico's economic sentiment has experienced a downturn as evidenced by the latest data from the Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI). The index, which is a key measure of consumer sentiment, declined to 54.22 in January 2026, marking a decrease from the previous level of 55.16 recorded in December 2025.

This month-over-month comparison highlights a decline in consumer confidence by 0.94 points, reflective of the current economic concerns facing Mexican consumers. The change indicates a shifting perception among consumers regarding the economic conditions and their financial stability.

The updated figures, released on January 14, 2026, suggest caution among consumers as they navigate the beginning of the new year. Analyzing these trends becomes important for stakeholders and policymakers aiming to bolster consumer sentiment and ensure economic stability in the months ahead. As these figures provide insights into consumer outlook, they are crucial for strategic economic planning and decision-making.