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Oil cools, monsoon heats up concerns for India's rural economyThe recent drop in crude oil prices is providing some relief from inflation worries. Yet, the unpredictable monsoon season poses a serious ...- India’s consumer demand remains resilient despite Iran war, inflation pressures; FMCG firms stay cautiously optimisticDespite geopolitical turmoil and inflation, domestic consumption of essentials and personal care products remains resilient. Company execut...
- India's consumer discretionary firms set for strong growth, demand recovery in Q4: ReportConsumer discretionary companies anticipate robust revenue and earnings growth in the March quarter of FY26. Demand is recovering across va...
- Price hikes on the horizon: Expect a hit on your budget as Iran war's impact becomes clearIndian consumer firms are seeing rising costs from higher crude oil prices. This could lead to price increases soon. Companies are trying t...
- Political turmoil unlikely to impact Indian FMCG companiesIndian consumer goods companies have operated in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal for years, generally facing little impact from local inst...
- That AC or fridge you were planning to buy just got more expensiveConsumers in Kolkata will experience 2-5% price hikes on electrical goods due to factors like high inflation rates in copper and aluminium,...
- Rupee depreciation: Winners and losersTypically, net exporters, remittance receivers, or those with dollar incomes will gain, while net importers will get hit, when the currency...
- How rupee depreciation will impact various sectorsNomura expects INR to fall to `82 in the third quarter of this calendar year. In general, net exporters will gain as they will receive more...
- ITC to review plans to create ‘alternate structures’ for hospitality businessThe chief of one of India's largest conglomerates said in an interview that the Indian economy has bounced back ahead of expectation and pr...
- FMCG cos start increasing prices selectively; the first in a year; say hikes unlikely to impact demandMarico said in a quarterly update this week that inflationary pressures in key raw materials necessitated taking price increases across bot...
- GST rate cuts: Discretionary spending likely to gather steamDiscretionary spending on electronics has been down since demonetisation in November 2016.
- Patanjali's impact on FMCG cos seen limitedFMCG cos deny it has had a disruptive impact on their businesses, but accept that competitive pressure has gone up.
- Seventh Pay Panel: Pay hike to be good news for company earningsThe recos of the Seventh Pay Commission is expected to generate a Rs 1 lakh crore approx for consumption demand in India.
- FMCG companies to gain little from lower input costsAlthough cost of raw materials that go into making soaps, detergents and other personal care products has come down does not leave much roo...
- Brokers' call on ITC, Bharti Airtel, BHEL, L&TCLSA has retained its 'outperform' rating on ITC, saying the cigarette maker would continue to trade at a premium due to stable earnings fr...
- Budget 2011: It's largely positive for FMCG companies, says Religare Capital MarketsITC emerged unscathed with the absence of excise hikes on cigarettes/tobacco, and remains our top pick in the large cap space.
- FMCG cos may beat inflation in June quarterThe fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector, one of the least affected sectors in the current economic slowdown, is expected to chart doub...
- Competition holds back FMCG from price hikeAmid mkt rumours that a price increase by HUL is expected in a few days, cos are unsure about what would transpire in reality. Biz Week in ...
- RBI hikes CRR by 0.5 per cent to control inflationRBI on Thursday hiked CRR by 0.5% to tighten money supply, as part of concerted efforts with the government to ease inflation. World inflat...
- Indian market not vulnerable to global slowdown: RBIThe huge forex reserves of $300 billion are being managed by the RBI as per the IMF guidelines. Gainers and Losers | World inflation in pics
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