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Consumer durable firms set to hike product prices
Business Standard
|December 05, 2025
As the rupee has been on a downward slide and crossed 90 a dollar, consumer electronics firms are looking to raise prices of products ranging from air conditioners (ACs) to television panels up to 40 percent.
Makers of consumer durables too are experiencing a sharp increase in the cost of raw materials such as memory chips and commodities.
Food companies, however, are still in wait-and-watch mode as they closely track the movement of the currency as they are still holding on to inventory.
This story is from the December 05, 2025 edition of Business Standard.
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