Decline in Argentina’s Consumer Confidence Indicator

Argentina’s consumer confidence indicator fell to 44.11 in March 2025, its lowest this year, down from 47.4 in January. Each subindex saw reduced optimism, particularly in personal financial assessments and durable goods purchasing intentions. However, there was a year-over-year increase in the index by 20.27%.

As of March 2025, Argentina’s consumer confidence indicator stands at 44.11, reflecting a decrease from January’s high of 47.4, marking the lowest level of consumer confidence this year. There has been a notable decline in optimism across all three subindexes. Specifically, assessments of personal financial situations dropped to 45.81 from February’s 49.54, and intentions to purchase durable goods slightly fell to 34.33 from 34.40. Conversely, perceptions of the macroeconomic situation saw a minor improvement, rising to 52.20 from 57.83. Year-over-year, the Consumer Confidence Index has nonetheless increased by 20.27%.

In summary, Argentina’s consumer confidence has recently declined to its lowest point of the year. Despite lower optimism across key subindexes, the Consumer Confidence Index has increased significantly when viewed year-over-year. These fluctuations underscore ongoing economic challenges and evolving consumer sentiment in Argentina.

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