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Rural India's consumption surged 7.7% YoY in Q2 FY26, highest in 17 quarters, driven by strong wages and favorable farming conditions.
Rural consumption in India rose 7.7% year-on-year in Q2 FY26, the highest in 17 quarters, driven by strong wages, credit expansion, favorable monsoon, and stable farm prices, according to Motilal Oswal’s ECOSCOPE report.
Urban demand remained subdued ahead of the festive season, though personal credit, petrol demand, and non-farm imports held up.
Urban spending is expected to improve in Q3 due to GST 2.0 and price cuts, with autos and jewelry leading recovery.
High-frequency indicators show sustained consumption momentum.
Rural demand is forecast to continue growing on strong rabi prospects and low inflation, while urban demand may strengthen in discretionary categories.
The report maintains a 6.8% real GDP growth forecast for FY26, with nominal GDP at 9%.
El consumo de la India rural aumentó un 7,7% interanual en el segundo trimestre del año fiscal 26, el más alto en 17 trimestres, impulsado por fuertes salarios y condiciones agrícolas favorables.