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India Services PMI Slows Amidst Shifting Demand Dynamics

This 'Insights' piece delves into the latest HSBC India Services PMI data, revealing a dip to 57.4 in June. While this signifies a continued expansion, it's the slowest pace seen in 17 months. The report highlights a softening in domestic demand and reduced client interest as key factors contributing to a moderation in new business growth and hiring activity within India's vibrant service sector. However, a silver lining appears in the form of robust export orders, which experienced their fastest growth in three months. This external demand surge is proving crucial in offsetting the weaker domestic performance, offering a more nuanced view of the Indian economy's current trajectory. Understanding these market trends and economic indicators is vital for navigating the financial landscape.

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India Services PMI Slips to 57.4 as Domestic Demand Weakens.

about 2 hours ago · Lumic

Chart showing India Services PMI data, indicating a slowdown in expansion with a value of 57.4 for June.
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India Services PMI Slips to 57.4 as Domestic Demand Weakens.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
India's Services PMI eased to 57.4 in June, marking the slowest expansion in 17 months.
Softer domestic demand and weaker client interest slowed new business and hiring activity
Export orders grew at the fastest pace in three months, partially offsetting local weakness
Business Standard·about 2 hours ago

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