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India Leads Global Consumer Confidence Ranking In February 2024

The LSEG-Ipsos monthly Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) consumer confidence has further improved in February 2024, over January 2024, according to the LSEG-Ipsos Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI). Overall, there was a 2.9 percentage points increase in February 2024, over the previous month, as India continues to show resilience despite the stressed global macro forces, […]

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Indians Spending Less On Food, More On Discretionary Items: Survey

The Household Consumption Expenditure Survey reveals a shift in spending patterns among Indians, with a decrease in expenditure on essential staples like rice and wheat and an increase in discretionary items such as processed foods, along with durable goods like televisions and refrigerators. According to the data, average rural consumer spending has surged to Rs […]

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India’s Growth All Set To Get Festive Boost

The Bank of Baroda in a report has said that India’s growth story is expected to maintain its resilience led by festival demand. This is expected to pump up growth in this quarter. Inflationary concerns ebbed slightly as major price data showed signs of respite with vegetable prices correcting in September 2023, as well as […]

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India Moves Up To 2nd Spot In Consumer Sentiment Ranking

Urban Indian consumer sentiment has rebounded by 3.1 percentage points in August 2023, as reported by the Refinitiv-Ipsos India Primary Consumer Sentiment (‘Consumer Confidence’) Index (PCSI). The monthly PCSI result, which is driven by the aggregation of the four weighted sub-indices, has surged for all 4 sub-indices: The PCSI Economic Expectations (“Expectations”) Sub-Index has moved […]

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International News

Fitch Upgrades Global Growth Forecast To 2.4% In 2023

Fitch Ratings has raised the global growth forecast for 2023 to 2.4 per cent from its March estimate of 2.0 and noted that economic activity the world over is holding up better than as was expected. “The biggest upgrades have been to emerging markets (EM) where incoming (macro) data have been a lot stronger than […]

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