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India’s HSBC Manufacturing PMI fell to 54.3 in May 2026 from 54.7 in April, marking the second-weakest improvement in factory conditions in nearly four years, ahead only of the level seen in March. Output growth eased to the second-softest expansion since mid-2022, while new orders rose at a slower pace as firms cited competitive pressures, softer demand conditions, travel disruptions, and the ongoing war in the Middle East as factors weighing on sales. Export demand also weakened, with international sales recording the second-slowest increase since September 2024. Meanwhile, input cost inflation accelerated to its highest level since July 2022, driven by higher prices for energy, fuel, metals, plastics, rubber, and transportation. However, manufacturers raised selling prices at a slower pace as firms cautiously passed on higher costs to clients. Hiring growth softened from April but remained solid, while firms continued to build inventories and increase purchasing activity.
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