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RBI ReportPublished 12 Jul 2026Read time 1 min

RBI Launches Survey on Rural Household Financial Confidence

RBI launched its July 2026 Rural Consumer Confidence Survey across 31 states.

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What happened

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has launched its July 2026 round of the Rural Consumer Confidence Survey (RCCS). This survey asks rural and semi-urban households about their views on the economy, jobs, prices, income, and spending. The survey covers 31 states and union territories across India.

Why it matters

The RBI uses survey results to shape its monetary policy — that means decisions about interest rates and money supply that affect all Indians. By collecting real household views, the RBI tries to understand how ordinary people feel about their financial situation. This helps the RBI make more informed decisions.

What to check

  • →Check if your household has been contacted by Ipsos Research Private Ltd., the agency conducting this survey on behalf of RBI.
  • →Find out how to participate voluntarily by visiting the RBI's linked survey schedule if you were not approached by the agency.
  • →Consider sharing your honest views if contacted — your responses help shape national economic policy.
  • →Ask at the RBI contact number 022-2657-8398 or 022-2657-8332 if you have questions about the survey's authenticity or process.
  • →Look at the RBI website for published survey results once this round is completed, as they reflect rural household economic sentiment.

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