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    Jyothy Labs stock has earned 91% return in last one year; why analysts are bullish

    Jyothy Labs will benefit from multiple growth drivers, including direct consumer sales, rising brand awareness, and expansion of modern retail.

    Don't obsess on inflation targets

    In my capacity, I stress the importance of preparing for the AI revolution and managing public funds wisely to navigate economic uncertainties. Governments must prioritize debt sustainability and structural reforms to ensure long-term prosperity and stability.

    FMCG spends up 18% in two years due to inflation- Kantar

    Consumers have increased their spending on daily essentials, groceries, and household products by 18% in the first quarter of 2024 compared to two years ago, according to a recent Kantar report. Despite a recent softening in commodity prices, the prices for these goods remain nearly a fifth higher.

    More than 50 pc Indian households downing soft drinks; to increase with intensifying heat: Report

    The average consumption of bottled soft drinks in Indian households has seen a significant rise in the past two years, crossing 50 percent annual penetration in FY24, according to the latest Kantar FMCG pulse report. This trend is projected to climb further as summer intensifies.

    Govt mulls more frequent job data surveys

    India's Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) is considering increasing the frequency of the Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) from quarterly urban unemployment data to monthly, and shifting the release of rural employment data from annual to quarterly. Officials are also discussing revising the base year for gross domestic product (GDP) and inflation. These efforts aim to leverage technology to enhance efficiency and reduce data lag, ensuring compliance with international standards.

    Rising vegetable prices strain household budgets across India: Survey

    A survey by LocalCircles highlighted significant consumer concerns over rising prices of essential vegetables—onion, potato, and tomato. It found that 16% of households are cutting consumption or feeling financial strain due to these price hikes, with another 31% anticipating impact if prices exceed INR 50 per kg. Currently, 2 in 3 households are paying above-average prices: Rs 25/kg or more for tomatoes, Rs 30/kg or more for potatoes, and Rs 35/kg or more for onions.

    • Households expect inflation to rise over 3 month & one year horizon

      Households in India expect inflation to decrease in the short term but anticipate a slight increase over the next three months to a year, according to a survey by the Reserve Bank of India. Inflation expectations for the coming months rose slightly, with more respondents predicting price increases across various product categories. The central bank projects CPI inflation for 2024-25 at 4.5%, with risks balanced and slightly higher projections for subsequent quarters.

      Dalal St is likely pricing in a Modi 3.0 but election winners already have a bitter household burden

      India's stock market hit an all-time high last week, as investors anticipate a third term for Prime Minister Narendra Modi will boost corporate profits. However, consumer debt poses a significant risk. Slow wage growth, high interest rates, and heavy borrowing have strained spending for over 300 million families. Despite this, investors expect post-election growth in private capital expenditure and infrastructure projects

      Charting the Global Economy: New policies considered to be trade-restrictive hit a record in 2023

      The world’s three dominant economies are entering a new, combative phase as the US increasingly uses trade weapons borrowed from China’s playbook.

      Household income, employment outlook returns to pre-pandemic levels

      The study also reveals that overall spending is primarily driven by essential expenditures, which are mostly price inelastic, while non-essential spending shows less alignment with price levels. The higher income groups displayed more optimism post-pandemic.

      Household savings likely revived in FY24: Crisil

      Household savings in India likely saw a recovery in FY24, rebounding from a low in FY23, driven by increased deposit growth, investments in markets and real estate, and subdued consumption, according to Crisil. Bank deposits grew 13.5%, mutual fund investments rose, and domestic savings financed rising investments.

      Need to reconsider sachetisation of F&O trade to safeguard household savings: CEA

      "When we take pride in the fact that we have the world's largest trading volume in futures and options (F&O), we need to ask ourselves is that a sign of progress or a sign of concern," the CEA said.

      'Mahalakshmi Scheme': Congress leader Sonia Gandhi promises assistance of Rs 1 lakh to women of poor households

      Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has announced a financial assistance scheme called 'Mahalakshmi,' offering Rs 1 lakh annually to women from poor households. This announcement comes during the fourth phase of the Lok Sabha elections. Meanwhile, Jairam Ramesh criticized Prime Minister Modi for not responding to Rahul Gandhi's invitation for a debate. The Lok Sabha polls are ongoing in 96 constituencies across nine states and one Union Territory, with significant contests in various constituencies.

      Jairam Ramesh accuses Modi government of 'Hum Do Humaare Do' policy, draining household savings to cronies

      Jairam says, "In nominal price terms, the net household savings is at their lowest in five years. But the reality is that the real household savings are at their lowest since 2014 once we adjust for inflation. This means that for the entirety of the Modi Sarkar's Anyay Kaal, real house hold savings have grown at just 1.1 per cent per year."

      Pricey affair: Vegetables likely to pinch your pocket until monsoon

      Experts anticipate a prolonged period of high vegetable prices due to strong demand, heatwaves, and an expected delay in relief until the monsoon arrives, with significant inflation impacts and price spikes observed across a variety of produce.

      Households expect inflation to moderate further

      Households’ inflation expectations for both three months and one year ahead moderated by 20 basis points (bps, one bps is 0.01 percent) each to 9 percent and 9.8 percent, respectively. Their perception on current inflation, however, remained unchanged at 8.1 per cent.

      Domestic household savings needs to increase to finance pvt capital formation in economy: Finance Ministry Eco Review

      India needs to bolster domestic household savings to support private sector capital formation, as per the Finance Ministry's Monthly Economic Review. The report anticipates a better current account balance in the ongoing fiscal year due to a reduced merchandise trade deficit and increased net services receipts. However, concerns persist regarding the current account deficit in FY25.

      Food for thought: What the new consumption pattern can mean for inflation

      Conducted once in every five years, HCES findings are key to several economic indicators, including the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), poverty levels, and the Consumer Price Index (CPI). The government, after nearly 11 years, has released the latest numbers for the survey conducted after August 2022 and July 2023.

      Household consumption won't hit inflation much

      The latest Household Consumption Expenditure Survey (HCES) is not expected to have a significant impact on consumer price index and inflation calculations. Rural spending on food was down 6.5 percentage points in 2022-23 to 46.4% from 2011-12.

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