Investing.com -- Mexico’s consumer confidence increased to 44.4 in April from 44.2 in March, according to data released by the national statistics agency on Friday.
The month-over-month rise of 0.22 points on a seasonally adjusted basis reflected mixed sentiment among Mexican households.
Current conditions showed improvement, climbing 0.92 points compared to the previous month. However, future conditions declined 0.31 points month-over-month, indicating some caution about the economic outlook.
Household confidence for the next 12 months dropped 0.02 points from March levels.
The consumer confidence index measures the degree of optimism that households have about the overall state of the economy and their personal financial situation.
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