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India's manufacturing growth slows in Q1 as West Asia conflict weighs: FICCI
India's manufacturing sector anticipates a slower growth phase in the April-June quarter of FY27, influenced by the West Asia conflict. While production and order books saw a dip, production costs, driven by raw materials and energy, continued to climb. Despite these challenges, export sentiment showed a positive uptick, suggesting diversification efforts are bearing fruit.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Manufacturing powers industrial output growth of 5.1%
NEW DELHI: Industrial production grew 5.1% in May 2026, as against 3.4% a year ago, on account of strong expansion recorded in electricity and manufacturing sectors during the…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Manufacturing growth seen moderating in Q1 as West Asia crisis weighs on sentiment: FICCI
India's manufacturing sector anticipates a slowdown in April-June FY27, influenced by West Asia tensions impacting business confidence. Despite this, robust domestic demand offers…
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India's manufacturing growth expected to moderate in April-June due to West Asia crisis: FICCI
Indian manufacturing growth is set to slow in the first quarter of FY27, with a FICCI survey revealing muted business sentiment. This moderation is linked to the West Asia crisis,…
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India's manufacturing growth slows in Q1 as West Asia conflict weighs: FICCI
India's manufacturing sector anticipates a slower growth phase in the April-June quarter of FY27, influenced by the West Asia conflict. While production and order books saw a dip,…
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India's June factory growth slips to second-weakest since mid-2022 as demand softens, PMI shows
India's manufacturing sector experienced its second-slowest growth in four years during June, primarily due to a slowdown in demand for goods impacting output and hiring. While…
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newsbytesapp.com
India's factory growth slows in June
India's manufacturing sector recorded its second-slowest growth since mid-2022 in June, as softened demand impacted output and hiring despite easing cost pressures.