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Fewer Indians plan to raise festive budgets in 2026, but high spenders grow: Survey

1 source · first seen 21:15 24 Sept · updated 21:15 24 Sept

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  • Fewer Indians plan to increase festive budgets in 2026
  • The number of high spenders planning to spend over Rs 10,000 is growing
  • Softer festive spending plans may weigh on Indian consumer-goods and retail companies

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