Experts report a robust increase in demand across real estate, automobiles, and consumer durables this Navratri, with the momentum expected to continue until Diwali. GST cuts, easy financing options, and positive consumer sentiment are key drivers.
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Real estate, automobiles, and consumer durables are witnessing robust growth this Navratri, with the momentum expected to continue until Diwali.
GST cuts are providing cost savings across sectors, making purchases more affordable and driving up consumer spending, especially in real estate, automobiles, and consumer durables.
EMIs are making it easier for consumers to upgrade their purchases, particularly in the premium segments of consumer electronics and automobiles.
Automobile dealers are reporting brisk sales, with showrooms jam-packed for vehicle deliveries. Auto sales are recording double-digit growth across segments.
Festive discounts and aggressive promotions are driving double-digit growth in sales of consumer electronics and smartphones, with a strong trend towards premiumisation.

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