By the end of 2025, Indonesia's Consumer Confidence Index weakened to Level 123.5.

The Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) score from Bank Indonesia's (BI) survey stood at 123.5 points in December 2025.

This figure declined from 124 points in November 2025.

Nevertheless, the achievement in December 2025 remained at an optimistic level, as it secured more than 100 points. Conversely, the condition is considered pessimistic if the index score is less than 100 points.

"The sustained strength of consumer confidence in December 2025 was supported by the Current Economic Conditions Index (CECI) and the Consumer Expectations Index (CEI)," said Ramdan Denny Prakoso, Executive Director of BI's Communication Department, in a statement reported by Antaranews.com on Friday (January 9, 2026).

Other components, the Current Economic Conditions Index (CECI) stood at 111.4 points and the Consumer Expectations Index (CEI) at 136.6 points. Both indices were observed to have weakened from November 2025, when they were recorded at 111.5 and 136.6 respectively.

According to BI's statement, the driver for the CECI was the increase in the Employment Availability Index (EAI) score, which reached 106.5 points, higher than the previous month's 103.7.

Meanwhile, the Current Income Index (CII) and the Durable Goods Purchase Index (DGPI) were at 120.2 and 107.6 respectively.

Regarding consumer expectations for the economic conditions over the next six months, BI stated that the CEI position in December 2025 was driven by the Income Expectations Index (IEI), which was recorded at 140.8. This figure saw a slight increase from the previous period's 140.6.

However, the Employment Availability Expectations Index (EAEI) and the Business Activity Expectations Index (BAEI) were recorded at 135.1 and 130.8 respectively. These scores decreased from November 2025, which were 135.3 and 133.8 respectively.