Mexico Consumer Confidence Inches Up Slightly to 45.8 in July

Mexico’s consumer confidence showed a modest improvement in July, rising to 45.8 from the previous month’s reading of 45.7. The slight uptick represents a marginal but positive shift in consumer sentiment within Latin America’s second-largest economy.

This incremental increase suggests that Mexican consumers maintain a cautiously optimistic outlook despite ongoing economic challenges. The consumer confidence index remains a key indicator for assessing domestic economic health and spending patterns across the region.

🚨📉 El Indicador de Confianza del Consumidor refleja un fuerte deterioro en la expectativa futura del país:

La expectativa sobre cómo estará México en un año cayó -3.9 puntos frente a julio de 2024, según la ENCO de INEGI y Banxico.

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— FinanzasMx 🇲🇽 (@FinanzasMx_) August 4, 2025

Market Implications

The marginal improvement in Mexican consumer confidence is unlikely to generate significant market volatility in the near term. This modest data point reflects stable but subdued consumer sentiment that should have minimal impact on broader financial markets.