India's services sector expanded slowly in July, reaching a 53-month low. New business inflows moderated across domestic and international markets, impacting growth. Manufacturing activity also lost momentum, contributing to a composite PMI decline. Services firms remained optimistic about future business despite current slowdowns. Hiring showed a modest rebound as input cost inflation eased.

India's manufacturing growth slowed to a near five-year low in July as weak demand weighed on new orders, while hiring growth softened for a third month. Easing input cost…

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 HSBC Purchasing Managers' Index, compiled by S&P Global, fell to 53.5 in July from 54.2 in June and 59.1 a year earlier. A reading above 50 indicates expansion, while one…

India's services sector growth slowed significantly in July, reaching its weakest pace in over four years. New business expansion was moderate, posting the softest growth in…