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RBI releases the results of Forward Looking Surveys

The Reserve Bank of India today released on its website the results of the following Surveys: Urban Consumer Confidence Survey (UCCS) – September 2026 Inflation Expectations Survey of Households (IESH) – September 2026 Rural Consumer Confidence Survey (RCCS) – September 2026 Survey of Professional Forecasters on Macroeconomic Indicators–Results of the 102nd Round 1 Order Books, Inventories and…

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has published the outcomes of several forward-looking surveys today. These surveys encompass a range of economic indicators and perspectives.

The Urban Consumer Confidence Survey (UCCS) and the Rural Consumer Confidence Survey (RCCS) were conducted in September 2026, aiming to assess consumer sentiment in urban and rural areas respectively.

The Inflation Expectations Survey of Households (IESH) also took place in September 2026, gathering insights into household expectations regarding inflation.

The Survey of Professional Forecasters on Macroeconomic Indicators reported the findings from the 102nd round of macroeconomic predictions.

Surveys on Order Books, Inventories, and Capacity Utilisation in the Manufacturing sector for Q1 2026-27 were also released.

Additionally, the Industrial Outlook Survey for Q2 2026-27 of the Manufacturing sector, the Bank Lending Survey for the same quarter, and the Services and Infrastructure Outlook Survey for Q2 2026-27 have been published.

These results are based on responses from survey participants and do not reflect the viewpoints of the RBI. The Bank's Press Release 2026-2027/1270, dated August 5, 2026, announced the availability of these survey results on its website.

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