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India’s HSBC Manufacturing PMI eased to 53.5 in July 2026 from 54.2 in June, revised down from the preliminary estimate of 53.9, and marking the weakest growth since August 2021. Output and new orders continued to expand, although total sales grew at one of the slowest rates in over four years amid challenging market conditions and softer client demand. Export orders, however, accelerated, supported by stronger demand from Canada, Egypt, Indonesia, Kenya, Nepal, South Africa, Thailand and the UAE. Softer domestic demand also slowed growth in purchasing activity and employment, while input buying rose at the weakest pace in 31 months. Supply-chain conditions improved markedly, with delivery times shortening at a near-record pace. On prices, input cost inflation eased to a five-month low, while output price inflation remained moderate. Business confidence recovered on expectations of stronger demand and infrastructure spending.
