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India’s HSBC Manufacturing PMI rose to 55.0 in May 2026, a three-month high, from 54.7 in April, and was revised higher from the flash estimate of 54.3. Growth was driven by faster gains in new orders, output and purchasing, led by domestic demand as exports softened. Sales were supported by intermediate and capital goods amid infrastructure spending and new business wins. Manufacturers increased input buying on stockpiling needs, while pre-production inventories rose as supply conditions improved and delivery times shortened. Finished goods stocks also rose to an 11-year high as supply outpaced demand. Employment rose more slowly, while backlogs edged higher. On prices, input costs climbed sharply on higher energy, fuel, materials and transport costs linked to geopolitical tensions. Output price inflation remained more moderate as firms limited pass-through. Business confidence stayed positive, supported by strong order pipelines and easing cost expectations.
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