Argentina Consumer Confidence

Last Release

Jan 31, 2026

Actual

46.57

Units In

Points

45.55

Frequency

Monthly

Next Release

Feb 20, 2026

Time to Release

25 Days 8 Hours

Highest	Lowest	Average	Date Range	Source
60.97 Jan 2007	28.44 Sep 2002	44.69 Points	2001-2026	Universidad Torcuato di Tella

In Argentina, the Consumer Confidence Index (ICC - Índice de Confianza del Consumidor) is based on a survey consisting of six questions referring to the perception of current personal financial situation and economic situation in the country; the future economic situation in the short term and in the long term and expectations regarding the purchase of household items and consumption durables, such as vehicles. The index is a weighted average of three regional indexes: Federal Capital (15.9 percent), Countryside (30.7 percent) and Greater Buenos Aires (53.4 percent). The index is based on the proportion of positive and negative answers over the total number of people surveyed. The value of the index would be equal to 100 if all the answers to a specific question were positive, while in the opposite case the value would be equal to 0.

Latest Updates

Argentina’s Consumer Confidence Index rose 2.2% month-over-month to 46.6 in January 2026, resuming its recovery after the previous month’s decline to the highest level in eleven months. Current conditions strengthened while future expectations weakened. The current conditions index increased 7.88% from December, while future expectations fell 1.40%. Among sub-indices, durable goods and real estate rose 9.90%, the macroeconomic situation declined 2.23%, and the personal situation increased 1.83%. Regionally, the Interior posted the largest monthly increase, at 7.90%, while Greater Buenos Aires recorded a marginal 0.07% decline. By income level, confidence increased 1.27% among high-income households and rose 3.32% among low-income households. On a year-on-year basis, the index declined 1.72% from January 2025.