India's manufacturing sector lost some momentum in November with growth decelerating to a nine-month low as stiff U.S.

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New export orders PMI fell to a 13-month low and business confidence, as indicated by expectations for future output, also ...

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One bright spot was easing price pressure. Input cost inflation slowed to a nine-month low, enabling companies to hold back ...

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India’s private sector activity expanded at its slowest pace in six months in November as manufacturing growth slipped to a ...

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