Consumer confidence in Mexico rose to 45.9 in June 2025 from an upwardly revised 45.5 in May. The improvement was driven by increased optimism about current conditions, including the household’s ability to purchase durable goods (up 2.5 points to 32), the current state of the national economy (up 0.1 to 40.8), and the household’s current financial situation (up 0.1 to 51.8). However, sentiment toward future conditions weakened, with expectations for the household’s economic situation falling 0.2 points to 57.4, and expectations for the national economy dropping 0.3 points to 47.5.