Spain’s Consumer Confidence Highest Since Pre-War February

Spain’s consumer confidence climbed to 81.2 in June 2026, up from 77.7 in the previous two months, marking the strongest reading since February, before the Iran war began. Households’ assessment of the current economic situation surged by 5.3 points to 77.4, while future expectations improved by 1.7 points to 85.1.

Spain's consumer confidence held steady at 77.7 in May 2026, unchanged from the previous month after rebounding from a nearly 3.5-year low of 66.9 in March amid uncertainty over geopolitical tensions tied to the Middle East conflict and concerns over its impact. Households' assessment of the current economic situation edged up 0.1 point to 72.1, while expectations for the future remained stable at 83.4.

Spain’s consumer confidence surged to 77.7 in April 2026, recovering from a near 3.5-year low of 66.9 in March, as economic uncertainty linked to the Middle East conflict and its potential impact began to ease. Household expectations jumped 15 points to 83.4, signaling reduced pessimism about the near-term economic outlook. The assessment of the current economic situation also improved, with the sub-index rising 6.5 points to 72.0.