मेक्सिको - उपभोक्ता विश्वास

Consumer confidence in Mexico decreased to 43.5 in November 2019 from 43.9 in the previous month. The current assessment for the country’s economic situation deteriorated (41.3 from 42.1 in October) and expectations regarding the country's economic situation (48.1 from 48.9) weakened. Also, intentions to make purchases of durable goods dropped (24.1 from 24.4). On the other hand, consumers' opinion about households’ current situation (49.2 from 48.8) and future situation (55.1 from 55) improved.

Consumer confidence in Mexico fell to 43.9 in October 2019 from an upwardly revised 44.8 in the previous month and missing market expectations of 45.9. The current assessment for both the country’s economic situation (42.2 from 42.6 in September) and household situation (48.7 from 49.4) weakened. Also, expectations regarding the country's economic situation (49.1 from 50.6) and households’ situation (55 from 57) deteriorated; and intentions to make purchases of durable goods fell (24.4 from 24.5).

Consumer confidence in Mexico increased to 44.7 in September 2019 from an upwardly revised 43.6 in the previous month. It was the strongest reading in five months, as the current assessment for the country’s economic situation (42.7 from 40.7 in August) and household situation (49.1 from 48) improved. Also, expectations regarding the country's economic situation (50.6 from 49) and households’ situation (56.9 from 55.7) strengthened; and intentions to make purchases of durable goods rose (24.5 from 24.4).

Consumer confidence in Mexico rose to 43.4 in August 2019 from 43.1 in the previous month. The current assessment improved for the country’s economic situation (40.3 from 39.7 in July) and expectations regarding the country's economic situation strengthened (48.5 from 48.4). Also, consumers were more likely to make purchases of durable goods (24.3 from 23.5). On the other hand, consumers' opinion about households’ current situation (47.8 from 48) and future situation (55.5 from 55.9) deteriorated. Starting from this month, INEGI and the Bank of Mexico will only release information on consumer confidence in the form of balances or indicators, stopping to update the information in terms of indices.

Consumer confidence in Mexico fell to 104.3 in July 2019 from a downwardly revised 106.0 in the prior month and well below market expectations of 109.1. It was the weakest reading since last November, as the current assessment deteriorated for the household situation (104.8 from 106.1 in June) and the country's economic situation (104.9 from 106.2). Meantime, consumers were less likely to make purchases of durable goods (95.6 from 99.1). Moreover, expectations regarding the household situation (108.1 from 108.4) and the country's economic situation (108.0 from 109.7) weakened.

Consumer confidence in Mexico fell to 107.5 from a downwardly revised 109.3 in the previous month and compared with market expectations of 112.3. Expectations deteriorated regarding the household situation (109 from 110.4 in May) and the country's economic situation (111.3 from 115.8); and intentions to make purchases of durable goods dropped (100.4 from 106.4). On the other hand, the current assessment for the household situation (106.3 from 106.1) and the country's economic situation (108.3 from 106.9) improved.