(Agencia CMA Latam) - Mexico's Consumer Confidence Index fell 0.2% in December from a month before and had an annual increase of 3.4%, according to the country's statistics office and the Mexican central bank.
Four of the five index constituents fell in December on a monthly basis. Households view on economic improvement fell 0.1%, while respondent's perspective on the economic situation a year from now receded 0.7%.
Consumer's perception of the Mexican economy was 0.9% lower in December, while confidence in the country's economic condition a year from now fell 1.4%.
The only increase was in consumer's perception of possibilities to purchase durable goods, which rose by 1.3%.
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