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Markets to eye IIP, inflation data in holiday-truncated week: Analysts

According to Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services Ltd, continuous selling by FIIs remains a concern, but markets may trade positively in the short-term in anticipation of policy actions

No quick fix for structural issues, India's growth to slip further: Report

India's economic growth momentum is expected to slip further as there is no quick fix solution for the structural issues that the economy is facing, says a report. According to D&B Economy Observer, the lackluster growth in the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) is expected to prevail as the manufacturing sector is facing multiple challenges which will take time to get resolved. D&B expects IIP to have remained subdued and grown by 2.5-3 per cent during July this year. The report noted that fiscal stimulus by government and the policy rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of India along with other initiatives are likely to offer some respite to corporates. However, a comprehensive/wide-ranging reform package will be required to address the various issues at the sectoral level, it noted. "The ongoing multiple issues in the global and domestic economy are expected to drag down India's growth further. There is no quick fix solution for the structural issues at the sectoral level and, ..

India's factory output falls to 2% in June as manufacturing slows

The manufacturing segment constitutes the bulk of the IIP at 77.6%

India's industrial output growth falls to 2%; power, mining expansion drops

Industrial production growth declined to 2 per cent in June, mainly on account of poor show by mining and manufacturing sectors.

Manufacturing, mining pull down industrial output growth to 3.1% in May

Experts partially attribute slowdown to cut in spend during elections

Industrial growth slips to 3.1% in May from 3.8% in year-ago period

Mining growth was at 3.2% in May as against 5.8% in the corresponding month of the last fiscal

IIP contracts 0.1% in March as manufacturing sector growth slows down

This might pull down the growth of GDP in FY19, other things remaining the same

IIP contracts 0.1% in March due to slowdown in manufacturing sector

Manufacturing fell 0.4 per cent month-on-month

IIP grows at 2.4% in December against 7.3% in year-ago period

Growth was subdued due to contraction in mining and lacklustre manufacturing expansion

Weak factory output hits capital goods stocks; L&T, ABB India, NBCC fall

The BSE Capital Goods Index ended the day with losses of 1.9% on Monday

Healthy takeaway from IIP

The consumption story, and revival in NBFC lending may improve prospects

IIP growth slips to 4.5% in Sept; retail inflation falls to 3.31% in Oct

Capital goods, mining dragged it down

Double whammy for Indian economy: Retail inflation up, growth slips

June CPI was at 5% vs 4.87% in May

Factory growth rises by 4.9% in April, up from 5-month low of 4.4% in March

Turnaround in capital goods production, uptick in overall manufacturing growth deliver better growth figure

IIP rises by 4.9% in April; retail inflation inches up to 4.87% in May

The industrial growth, measured on the Index of Industrial Production (IIP), was 3.2 per cent in April last year

Domestic macro data like IIP, CPI and global cues to drive market this week

Experts said that the near-term market trend will be dictated by domestic macro data like IIP, CPI and WPI, movement of crude oil prices and currency (INR vs USD) and progress of monsoon.

Industrial production slips to 5-month low of 4.4% in March

Growth in the primary goods category within the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) is expected to be marginally weaker for March

Poor manufacturing show pulls down IIP growth to 3.8% in Sept

Due to the subdued performance of manufacturing sector coupled with a contraction in output of consumer durables

Industrial output stages a comeback: Rises 1.2% in July despite GST

A marginal rise in manufacturing and growth in mining and electricity helped the recovery

Volatility in capital goods segment of IIP persists

The data for capital goods in the new series are now captured in terms of 'work in progress'