shipped through this neck of water but also oil and raw materials, and things like that, that is definitely going to have inflation pressure. manufacturing activity felt to an 18 month low and december in india according to a business survey released yesterday by hsbc. we have more from them by. what has led to this? fix, by. what has led to this? couple of factors. including slower demand for new orders as well as factory output which caused lower numbers down to about 54.6 as opposed to 56 in november, so we are still about an expansionary territory, but going ahead it does appear that the outlook that a lot of the manufacturers do have is much more sanguine. that s the number of reasons including the fact that the indian economy continues to be one of the most
like that, that is definitely going to have inflation pressure. it has been 45 years since china and the us business manufacturer in india fell last month, what has led to the softening? a couple of factors including lower new orders and the fact that factory output was down and out dragged the index down to 54.6 levels versus 53.6 in november. it signals an expansion so it is at a lower place. manufactures are also suffering because of the fact that exports are going down due to overall we demand internationally, hiring has been growing at the slowest
The government has in recent months introduced a series of policies to shore up a feeble post-pandemic recovery, which is being held back by a severe property slump, local government debt risks and soft global demand, , china, factory output
Production at U.S. factories rose in November, lifted by a rebound in motor vehicle output following the end of strikes, but activity was weaker elsewhere as manufacturing grapples with higher borrowing costs and softening demand. Despite the manufacturing sector's mixed fortunes, the economy continued to expand as the year ended. A survey on Friday showed business activity picked up in December amid rising orders and demand for workers in the services industry.