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The Private Consumption Big Data Index expanded by 13.1% year-on-year in April. Household spending remains supported by consumer credit and formal employment , despite the depletion of liquidity from pension withdrawals and the impact of higher inflation.

The Private Consumption Big Data Index showed a moderation in February 2026, although it maintained a significant year-on-year expansion of 18.4%. This dynamism is supported by greater liquidity from pension withdrawals, consumer credit, and the strength of the labor market.

The Big Data Index of Private Consumption continues to show notable dynamism at the beginning of the fourth quarter: in October, it increased by 7.7% YoY.

The Big Data Private Consumption Index grew 12.0% YoY in September, accelerating for the second consecutive month (7.2% in August and 2.3% YoY in July).

The Big Data Private Consumption Index showed a marked slowdown in its year-over-year growth in June (3.0% compared to 15.6% in May).

The Big Data Private Consumption Index recorded a yoy growth of 15.6% in May, exceeding the figures from April (11.6%) and March (10.9%).

The Big Data Private Consumption Index registered a yoy growth of 10.7% in March, accelerating from a 5.5% increase in February. The stronger growth was partly driven by two additional working days compared to the same month last year (as Easter was celebrated in March 2024).