India maintained its resilience by holding the second spot on the National Index and pipped Malaysia to top 30 countries on the national index score.

Consumer sentiment has remained stable for India in September with no alarming changes in consumer sentiment from August, according to the LSEG-Ipsos Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI), amid tough macro factors of global economic slowdown, Trump tariffs and the new tough ruling on immigration and jobs, by the Trump administration.

According to the report, India with its national index score of 57.0, is almost at the same level as August (57.6), displaying stability and resilience.

The report further stated that 11 others have shown a National Index at or above the 50-point mark: Singapore (54.4), Sweden (54.4), Malaysia (54.1), Austra

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