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Industrial output recovers by a small 1%, retail inflation at 16-month low

Experts say MPC may continue with accommodative stance in next nine months

After Oct surge, IIP again contracts by 2% in Nov despite festive season

Economists call for continuation of stimulus package in Budget

Retail inflation eases to 4.59% in December; IIP contracts 1.9% in Nov

Food inflation declined to 3.41 per cent in December, compared to 9.5 per cent in the previous month

CEA foresees V-shaped recovery in industrial production going ahead

Makes his prediction on the basis of the number of items in the IIP basket that grew in the month of October

IIP grows 3.6% in Oct, touches 8-month high on consumer goods, electricity

The Index of Industrial Production (IIP) grew by 3.6 per cent in October on a year-on-year (YoY) basis compared to a 0.4 per cent expansion in the previous month

Industrial production up 3.6% in Oct as manufacturing, power revive

The IIP had contracted by 6.6 per cent in October 2019

Industrial production grows 0.2% in Sep; turns positive after 6 months

The industrial output grew by 0.2 per cent in September, according to the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) data

Industrial recovery slow as manufacturing leads 8% fall in August IIP

Though September high-frequency indicators offer hope, August IIP data shows well performing FMCG sector went from green to red, while recovery turned stale for primary goods

Industrial production shrinks fifth month in a row, rate slows to 10.4%

Slowing pace of recovery and sluggish manufacturing output has experts worrying over Q2 GDP growth

India's factory output contraction eases to 10.4% in July: IIP data

Rating agency ICRA had expected a single-digit contraction in the upcoming print for the Index of Industrial Production for July 2020

Q1 snapshot of the Indian economy: Attaining recovery will be a long haul

The severity of contraction in economic activities due to Covid-19 is declining, but sustainable recovery is far away still. A K Bhattacharya explains the problems and positives for the Indian economy

IIP contraction slows to 16.6% in June amid industrial activity relaxation

Seasonally adjusted, industrial production grows nearly 24% month-on-month

Industrial production declines 16.7% in March amid Covid-19 pandemic

According to National Statistical Office (NSO) data, manufacturing sector output fell by 20.6 per cent compared to a growth of 3.1 per cent in the same month a year ago

Industrial output at 4.5% in Feb, may shrink in March over Covid-19 crisis

The rise in the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) helped pull up cumulative growth in industrial output to 0.9 per cent in the April-February period of 2019-20,

Peak power demand to bounce back in FY21 depending on industrial activity

While growth in manufacturing hinges on expansion of industrial base, growth in domestic consumption is likely to continue on urbanization and irrigation drive

Industrial production rises 2% in January, investments still weak

The Index of Industrial Production was revised up for December to 0.07% growth, from a contraction of 0.3% in the provisional estimate

January retail inflation at 68-month high of 7.59%; Dec IIP shrinks 0.3%

The index of industrial production (IIP) fell from a growth rate of 1.8 per cent, as the manufacturing sector slipped into negative territory again

Slowdown impact: UP industrial output shrinks by 9.6% in October 2019

The month-on-month decrease is more than twice that posted by India's industrial sector in the same month, at 4.3 per cent, according to IIP data released by the Central Statistics Office

Govt may breach fiscal deficit target; need for stimulus rises: Report

The government might breach the fiscal deficit target this financial year amid drop in the revenue mobilisation and expected additional expenditure by the government, says a report. According to Dun & Bradstreet's Economy Forecast, the need for fiscal stimulus has increased even as the government finances remain "strained". "We expect that the drop in the revenue mobilisation of the government and likelihood of additional expenditure by the government might breach the fiscal deficit target in FY20," Dun & Bradstreet India Chief Economist Arun Singh said. The government has set a 3.3 per cent fiscal deficit target for the current fiscal. Singh further added that given the resources constraints, increase in fiscal deficit might lead to crowding out of private investments. According to the report, corporate liabilities are already higher. The balance-sheets of corporates, government, banks and households remain constrained or weak and revenue collection will play an important ...

GDP and IIP gap may widen to over 900 bps in third quarter, says Moody's

In fact, the gap between the two macro variables is likely to reach its highest level since the 2008 Lehman Brothers crisis