Manufacturing Growth

GDP advance estimate of 7.2% growth number is noteworthy, but ascent towards 8% in 2019-20 looks a bit daunting

The 7.2% GDP growth number nonetheless is noteworthy as it will form the fulcrum for all futuristic scenarios that would go into the formulation of the Budget. That’s why it cannot be ignored.

GDP back series data: There are more questions than answers on 'NITI Aayog’s' new CSO numbers

Beyond the technicalities and economic jargon, one needs to acknowledge that India has a serious data problem

Manufacturing growth eases in August on softer domestic demand; weak rupee boosts exports: PMI

Indian economy expanded 8.2 percent in the April-June quarter, its fastest pace in more than two years, driven by solid growth in manufacturing and consumer spending

Services PMI in June climbs to 52.6; sector activity expands at fastest pace in a year on surge in new business orders

The recovery in services firms’ activity, along with a robust pace of manufacturing growth reported on Monday lifted the composite PMI to 53.3, its highest level since October 2016.

News18 Rising India Summit: Morgan Stanley’s Ruchir Sharma warns against dominance of state-run lenders; says it is choking banking sector

There is regulatory overkill in the Indian banking sector because private banks will keep lending, but central banks are still holding assets

Manufacturing growth eases slightly in February as new order rises at a slower pace: PMI survey

India's manufacturing sector growth eased slightly in February as factory output and new business orders rose at a slower pace, says a monthly survey

GDP at 6.3% in July-Sep: Economy is not out of woods yet; do not uncork the bubbly just yet

With job creation remaining a pain area, investments not picking up and consumption taking a hit, there is no reason for one to celebrate the 60 bps jump in the second quarter GDP numbers

GDP at 5.7%: Narendra Modi’s note ban hits economy hard; Manmohan Singh has the last laugh in growth debate

The impact of demonetisation on GDP will fade as time progresses but it will take a lot of time for the informal sector and small businesses to come out of the shock

GDP falls further to 5.7% in Q1 as growth pangs continue; manufacturing up just 1.2%

Manufacturing growth decline has been attributed to the continuing demonetisation impact

India's mfg sector growth hits nearly 2-year high in Oct: PMI

Manufacturing sector growth in India hit a 22-month high in October, driven by a sharp and accelerated increase in new orders, purchasing activity and output, a monthly survey showed today.