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TV prices expected to rise due to chip shortage

TV prices in India are set to rise by 3% to 10% from January due to a global chip shortage and a weakening rupee, which has crossed ₹90 to a dollar. This increase may reverse recent demand gains following GST reductions.

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starting January
3% to 10%
to a dollar
₹90

Television prices in India are projected to increase by 3% to 10% starting January, driven by a global chip shortage and a weakening rupee. The cost of memory chips has surged, impacting LED and smart TV manufacturers. With the rupee surpassing ₹90 to a dollar, import costs are significantly affected, reversing recent demand gains.

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Sourcesnews.google.com

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