Capital goods growth has seen major bump-up coming in at 11.6% versus -11.3% in August and that has resulted in arresting the decline.
However, other components of the data have continued to see a slide. Mining sector growth has come in at 0.7% versus 2.6% month-on-month. Similarly, electricity growth has come in at 3.9% versus 12.9%.
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The other uptick of sorts was visible in the consumer non-durables growth, which came in at 1.5% versus -0.9% month-on-month.
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