World & BusinessFewer Indians reportedly plan to raise festive budgets in 2026
The Economic Times reports survey findings showing unchanged willingness to spend over Rs 10,000, alongside marginal growth in the high-ticket segment.
TLDR
The Economic Times reports that a survey found fewer Indians planning to increase their festive budgets for 2026. Willingness to spend over Rs 10,000 remained unchanged, while the high-ticket segment grew marginally. The survey also found higher purchasing confidence among Android users than iOS users, with consumers in tier-2 cities leading the mid-budget spending category.
Fewer Indians reportedly plan to raise festive budgets in 2026
The Economic Times reports survey findings showing unchanged willingness to spend over Rs 10,000, alongside marginal growth in the high-ticket segment.
TLDR
The Economic Times reports that a survey found fewer Indians planning to increase their festive budgets for 2026. Willingness to spend over Rs 10,000 remained unchanged, while the high-ticket segment grew marginally. The survey also found higher purchasing confidence among Android users than iOS users, with consumers in tier-2 cities leading the mid-budget spending category.