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Indian TV industry faces downtrading amid rising costs

The Indian television industry is experiencing downtrading as rising memory chip prices and geopolitical tensions drive up costs. Consumers are opting for smaller screens, while rupee depreciation adds pressure, although there is hope for recovery during the festive season.

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The Indian television industry is facing cost challenges due to rising memory chip prices and geopolitical tensions affecting plastics and freight costs. Consumers are shifting towards smaller screens, reflecting a trend of downtrading as retail prices increase.

Despite larger brands absorbing some costs, the industry anticipates sustained sales declines, further impacted by rupee depreciation. However, there is cautious optimism for a partial recovery during the festive season, aided by financing options for larger screens.

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Sourcesnews.google.com

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