The consumer sector, according to a Motilal Oswal note, reported the third quarter of mid-single-digit earnings growth of 5 per cent year-on-year in Q2-FY26
Deeper capital flows, strong logistics, digital retail and MSME integration can energise the consumption economy and accelerate the path to Viksit Bharat
JM Financial maintains 'Buy' rating on Bajaj Finance with revised target price of ₹1,060, as it expect pressure on yields due to movement in secured segments to be offset by decline in cost of funds
This latest revision, it said, was shaped by several factors, which meant increasing exposure to the financials and consumer sectors, booking gains in stocks where the market drivers are in place
The recent tax cuts and GST reform, along with the broader policy shift, indicate a push toward consumption-driven growth, Motilal Oswal said
A significant drag comes from the private banking sector, which is expected to report its second consecutive quarter of declining earnings since March 2020
The degree of domestic versus foreign contribution to the consumption of a nation's economy
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Shares of Restaurant Brands Asia, Westlife Foodworld, Sapphire Foods India, Jubilant Foodworks and Devyani International can rally up to 15% from present levels, suggest technical charts.
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The Union Government has raised the income tax exemption limit to Rs 12 lakh per annum under the New Tax Regime, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said while presenting the Budget 2025
As Finance Minister Sitharaman has mentioned that the revenue foregone would be Rs 1 trillion, one can assume that it would lead to Rs 70,000 crore of consumption
A 5 per cent price cut taken last year, new entrants capturing some market share, and an overall slowdown in the discretionary category
Share of consumption loans is increasing, while share of asset-creating loans is falling
"Green shoots" are visible on the consumption front as food inflation has started receding, newly appointed FICCI President Harsha V Agarwal said. Food inflation is expected to come down to its normal level in the next two quarters, Agarwal said, adding that he is hopeful for a revival in consumption growth, aided by a good crop and increased spending by the government on the big-ticket infra projects and rural schemes in the December quarter. Government spending in the right areas -- like increase in capex and ramping up infrastructure, rather than focusing on revenue expenditure -- is helping the overall economy, he said. "We are seeing some green shoots where we believe food inflation is coming down... it has to come back to normal. It might take maybe one quarter or so. But we are seeing situations where it is improving, and hence we are hopeful that consumption should increase," Agarwal told PTI. Government spending in the September quarter was low due to the general elections
Initial data from NielsenIQ for October shows overall FMCG growth at 4-5 per cent, with volume growth at around 3 per cent and price growth at just 1-2 per cent
While retail sales, both online and offline, saw some increase during the festive season, the overall growth was slower compared to prior years
The HCES data not only points to a secular decline in the share of food items in the spending basket, but also reveals a shift in the composition of food expenditure itself
A raft of factors can whet spending propensity
On the surface, India's economy seems to be cruising along, but it is on the commonplace road to prosperity failure