Archive · 24 Jul 2025
India's Private Sector Shows Strong Growth in July, PMI at 60.7
India's economy is doing well, especially in the private sector, with a score of 60.7 on the PMI.
This means businesses are growing.
Manufacturing is booming, but services are growing less quickly.
Businesses are making more things and selling more.
However, things are getting a little more expensive.
Some companies are worried about rising costs and are feeling less confident than before.
While the economy is growing, it's facing challenges like rising prices and slower job growth.
India's private sector experienced robust growth in July, with the composite PMI at 60.7.
Manufacturing saw the most growth, reaching its highest level in almost 18 years, with the PMI at 59.2.
Overall sales, export orders, and output levels increased significantly, particularly in manufacturing.
Inflationary pressures intensified, increasing both input costs and output prices.
Business confidence declined to its lowest level since March 2023, employment growth also slowed.
- Who
- S&P Global
- What
- India's private sector experienced strong growth in July, indicated by a PMI of 60.7.
- When
- July
- Where
- India
- Why
- Driven by strong manufacturing performance and export orders.
Positive Economic Indicators
Economic Challenges
Growth vs. Inflation
Positive Economic Indicators
Strong growth in the private sector, indicated by the PMI of 60.7.
Economic Challenges
Inflationary pressures and decreased business confidence, concerns over rising costs
- Composite PMI
- 60.7
- Manufacturing PMI
- 59.2
- Highest manufacturing PMI reading
- Almost 18 years
- Business confidence
- Lowest since March 2023
- Employment growth
- Slowest pace in 15 months
