Mexican Consumers' Confidence Screamed in September; It Went Back 1.2 Points a Month
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Consumer confidence in Mexico dropped 1.2 points in September, compared to August, to 45.1 points, according to the National Consumer Confidence Survey (ENCO) of Inegi and Banco de México (Banxico). The biggest monthly decline among the five main components was that of the current economic situation of the household members, which dropped 1.9 points, to 52.0.
Mexicans lost their optimism in economic matters, after the Consumer Confidence Indicator (ICC) recorded a 1.2-point decrease from the previous month in September. INEGI and the Bank of Mexico (Banxico) reported this when they released the results of the National Survey on the Trust of [...] The article In September the consumer's confidence in economic matters fell: Banxico and INEGI first appeared in: 88.9 News.
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The indicator broke a streak of three consecutive months upwards; the most affected item was the current economic situation, according to Inegi
Faced with the economic situation of Mexican households and the national economic landscape, consumers are either worried or pessimistic.
In January, the Consumer Confidence Indicator (CPI) was ranked at 45.1 points, with seasonally adjusted figures.
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