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May services growth at five-month low as domestic demand weakens

HSBC India Services PMI says firms optimistic and hiring up as input costs rise

May services growth cools to five-month low of 60.2 from April's 60.8: PMI

The final HSBC India Services purchasing managers' index, compiled by S&P Global, fell to 60.2 last month from April's 60.8, confounding a preliminary reading for a rise to 61.4

Flash composite PMI up at 61.7 in May, job creation strongest in 18 years

The survey also noted that amid reports of higher labour and material costs, input prices across the private sector rose at the fastest pace in nine months

Business activity expands in May as exports surge, PMI rises to 61.7

Robust demand was supported by new business in the services industry, which grew at the fastest pace since January, as well as rising manufacturing output and new orders

Trade deal talks on: Faster services trade data compilation in the works

The Department of Commerce, that is in charge of international trade, mostly relies on the central bank's data for services trade data

India's services PMI slides in April, remains robust due to strong demand

The headline Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) figure, released by HSBC, slid to 60.8 in April from 61.2 recorded in March

April services PMI softens to 60.8 but remains sturdy on robust demand

Favourable market conditions and buoyant demand pushed the new business sub-index to a three-month high, the third-highest in around 14 years

China's services activity eases in April but still solid: Caixin PMI

Caixin/S&P Global services purchasing managers' index (PMI) eased to 52.5 from a 52.7 in March, remaining in expansionary territory for the 16th straight month

India's business activity surges to 14-year high in April: PMI data

Driven by robust demand in both manufacturing and service sectors, PMI in April climbed to 62.2 from March's final reading of 61.8

Services PMI registers strongest growth in 13.5 yrs, rises to 61.2 in Mar

In the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) parlance, a print above 50 means expansion, while a score below 50 denotes contraction

Manufacturing boost propels business activity to 8-month high in March

HSBC Flash India Composite PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) Output Index rises to 61.3

India's March business activity ends fiscal year on strong note: PMI

HSBC's flash India Composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), compiled by S&P Global, rose to 61.3 this month from February's final reading of 60.6

India's services PMI jumps to highest in six months at 61.8 in January

According to the HSBC India Services PMI, new business placed with Indian service providers increased at the fastest rate in six months during January

Retail inflation likely picked up to 5.87% in December on rising food costs

Food prices, which account for about half of the inflation basket, rose in November and remained elevated last month, largely led by vegetable prices and household staples

Low demand drags India's services PMI to seven-month low in October

The survey also mentioned that services companies in India reported an increase in their expenses in October due to higher food, fuel, and staff costs

India's Oct services PMI falls to 58.4 vs 61 in Sept on rising inflation

In October, there were faster increases in input costs and output charges, with rates of inflation outpacing their respective long-run averages

China's services activity picks up slightly in October, sales grow: Data

An official survey showed on Tuesday that services PMI dropped to 50.1 from 50.9 in September

Services PMI slows down in Aug as sales wane off despite record exports

Optimistic outlook of companies bodes well for growth prospects, says S&P Global survey

India manufacturing PMI grows to three-month high in August: S&P Global

'Sharp expansion' in international sales show companies' focus on international business, says survey

India's services PMI falls to 58.5 in June, lowest in three months

Combined with manufacturing, output prices across the private sector increased at the sharpest pace in over a decade