India’s industry is humming along at a pre-pandemic pace, if not better. The PMI is above 55. Vehicle sales are up 34% YOY, with commercial vehicles up 165%. The new Vehicle Scrappage Policy was launched, which will attract billions of dollars in new ...
Due to the pandemic’s second wave in India, June’s manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) contracted, dipping below 50 for the first time in 11 months. However, the worst is over, and the business resumption index jumped from 92% to 96% last week.
Since the second week of May, the effects of India’s COVID-19 resurgence that has held the world’s attention have subsided. The lockdowns are easing, and local businesses are opening again.
The ADB still predicts India’s GDP will rebound strongly at 11% in FY 2021 due to continued economic recovery stimulated by increased public investment, the vaccine rollout, and the surge in domestic demand.
Despite grappling with the pandemic’s second wave, India’s manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) remained quite strong at 55.5 in April. India continues to claw its way forward, maintaining the forecast for recovery and economic opportunity...
India’s manufacturing PMI for March was 55.4. IMTEX 2021 has been pushed back. There is, however, positive news for electric vehicles. For more details and other industry tidbits, read on.
India’s PMI continues to maintain its 57-plus run while vehicle, motorcycle, and scooter sales are off to a strong start. India, the world’s largest producer of two-wheelers, sold more than 1.3 million motorcycles and scooters in February alone.
This year, India is predicted to have the highest GDP growth of any large country at more than 11%. The PMI is above 57, and business has resumed at almost pre-pandemic levels.
India’s manufacturing PMI ended the year at 56.4, a very healthy number. The unemployment rate has dropped to 6.5%, a further sign of recovery. Passenger vehicle sales in December rose by nearly 14% year-over-year...
