Family consumption intentions saw a decrease in April, reflecting a sentiment shift as the index dipped, although it remains above the levels recorded in 2025. Recent research underscores the ongoing impact of inflation on household budgets, with rising costs prompting families to reassess their spending plans. Notably, higher-income families exhibit greater confidence, potentially indicating a divergence in economic outlook based on income levels. This decline in consumption sentiment comes amidst a backdrop of heightened inflation concerns, which have contributed to a broader sense of financial caution among consumers, as indicated by the current economic climate characterized by extreme fear. Despite these challenges, the overall index suggests that families are still more optimistic than they were in the immediate post-pandemic period, hinting at resilience in consumer behavior as the economy navigates these turbulent times.