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Updated on May 1, 2025
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Global Consumer Confidence Dashboard

How global consumer confidence has shifted over time
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Monthly % change (April 2025 vs March 2025)

Morning Consult surveys thousands of consumers every day in 43 countries across the globe on their views regarding personal finances and business conditions, providing an unparalleled gauge of consumer sentiment globally in real-time. This dashboard offers a top-line look at the data.

Data Access

Morning Consult Intelligence clients get access to the daily data, which can be cut by hundreds of demographics and psychographics as well as layered with Brand-specific data. Morning Consult Intelligence customers can access the platform here. Pro+ clients can access monthly averages through data downloads.

Key Takeaways

  • Global consumer confidence continued to deteriorate in April 2025. 32 out of the 43 tracked economies registered month over month declines in their Index of Consumer Sentiment (ICS).   Tariffs, trade wars, global economic uncertainty and growth worries re becoming more persistent. Among all countries, Ireland had the biggest drop in sentiment with 10% (month over month) while South Korea had the biggest pick up with 6.5% (m/m)

  • In monthly terms, the Americas had more drops than increases in consumer sentiment last month. The United States, Argentina, Chile and Mexico all had sentiment dropping 3% month over month. The pace of deterioration was slower in Peru and Colombia. After two months of decreases, sentiment picked up in Canada, primarily during the second half of the month, potentially driven by the elections. Brazil had the highest increase with 4%.

  • Among the 16 countries tracked in Europe, only three of them had higher consumer sentiment relative to March and the increases were minimal. Once again, Ireland recorded the biggest decline at 10%.

  • In the Middle East and North Africa region, Turkey  was the exception to the rule, with its sentiment index rising 5.0%. in April, after increasing 3.4% in March.

  • In Asia, 7 out of 12 economies had lower consumer sentiment in April. Thailand had the biggest drop with 8.0% followed by Japan and Singapore.

Data Downloads

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A trended, sortable XLSX data file covering all monthly historical waves for 43 countries
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Chart pack providing individual charts for 43 countries.
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Reading this data

Higher numbers indicate greater consumer confidence. In order to gauge consumer sentiment, Morning Consult asks five questions relating to personal finances and business conditions in the country as a whole. The results from those five questions are then inputted into Index of Consumer Sentiment (ICS).

Morning Consult Index of Consumer Sentiment

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Americas Monthly Overivew

North America

South America

Europe Monthly Overivew

Large European Economies

Western Europe

Central & Eastern Europe

Nordic Economies

Middle East and North Africa Monthly Overview

Middle East

Africa

Asia Monthly Overview

Large Asian Economies

South and Southeast Asian Economies

Source of This Data

Data points featured in this tracker represent 5-day moving averages of daily surveys. 

All data was collected through Morning Consult’s proprietary survey research capabilities. All interviews are conducted online. Data is weighted to approximate representative samples of adults in each country. Weighting parameters and target populations vary by country.

Consult our methodology document for additional details on sampling and data collection procedures.

About Morning Consult

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