India's manufacturing sector slowed significantly in July, with factory activity hitting a near five-year low due to weakened domestic demand despite stronger export orders.
The slowdown is mainly due to softer domestic demand
Aug 03, 2026
11:27 am
What's the storyIndia's manufacturing sector has lost some of its steam in July, with factory activity slowing down to its weakest pace in nearly five years.
The slowdown is mainly due to softer domestic demand impacting new orders, purchasing activity, and hiring. However, export orders have gained strength during this period.
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