Samvat 2083 begins: Will the good times roll for Indian businesses?
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- ✓Samvat 2083 begins with Indian businesses feeling cautious optimism as the new year starts.
- ✓Strong GST collections and festive demand showed economic resilience, but weak hiring and food inflation cloud the outlook.
- ✓Sustained private investment and better corporate earnings will now determine if this growth finally creates more new jobs.
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- Category
- Indian Markets
- Reported By
- The Economic Times
- Reading Speed
- 9 Minute(s)
- Market Focus
- India Economy
Synopsis
Samvat 2083 begins with Indian businesses entering the new year on a note of cautious optimism. Strong GST collections, festive demand and the RBI’s upgraded FY27 growth forecast point to economic resilience. But weak hiring, easing manufacturing momentum, food inflation and crude oil risks cloud the outlook. Sustained private investment and stronger corporate earnings will determine whether growth creates jobs.
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Diwali marks the beginning of Samvat 2083, the traditional Hindu New Year that has long held special significance for India's business community. For generations, traders and merchants have treated the occasion as the start of a fresh commercial cycle, opening new account books and seeking prosperity for the year ahead. The tradition continues in modern India through Chopda Pujan (ritual worship of account books) and the stock exchanges' annual Muhurat Trading session.
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