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Factory Rebound Lifts India's Private Sector Growth in April, PMI Shows

The HSBC flash PMI rose to 58.3 as firms rebuilt stocks and passed higher fuel and raw-material costs to consumers, the survey said.

  • Manufacturing industries drove India's private sector output rebound in April, with The HSBC Flash India PMI Composite Output Index rising to 58.3 from 57.0 in March, signaling solid growth.
  • This upturn follows a March contraction triggered by the war in Iran and Middle Eastern supply disruptions. Authorities cut The LPG supplies to commercial establishments last month to prioritize household cooking gas.
  • Rising fuel, gas, and raw material prices are driving higher input costs, prompting firms to build buffer stocks to manage supply-side uncertainties. Manufacturing companies have begun passing these expenses to consumers.
  • Manufacturing led the upturn with faster growth in output and new orders, according to Pranjul Bhandari, Chief India Economist at HSBC. Input costs remain elevated as companies pass expenses to consumers.
  • While The LPG supply crunch has eased in recent weeks, disrupted supply chains could take up to four years to recover, a government official said earlier this month. Authorities are expanding city pipeline gas networks as an alternative.
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Moneycontrol broke the news in India on Thursday, April 23, 2026.
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