India's Manufacturing Surge: PMI Hits 16-Month High in July
India's manufacturing sector saw significant growth in July, with the PMI climbing to a 16-month high of 59.1. Driven by strong domestic demand, new orders surged, while cost pressures increased modestly. However, job creation slowed and business confidence dipped to a three-year low.

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India's manufacturing industry experienced remarkable growth in July, evidenced by a rise in the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) to a 16-month peak of 59.1.
New orders and output saw accelerated growth, though job creation fell to its lowest point since November 2024. Business confidence also dipped to a three-year low.
Despite the robust domestic demand and marketing strategies boosting new orders to a near five-year high, firms faced higher costs and passed these onto consumers, with selling prices exceeding the long-term average.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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