Core Sector Output Contraction

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  Core Sector Production Rises At 3-Month High Of 7.4%

  Crude oil output, however, contracted by 1.2 per cent in December last year.

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  Core Sector Output Up 3.8% In December 2021

  Production of eight core sectors rose by 3.8 per cent in December 2021, compared to a contraction of 0.4 per cent seen during same period last year

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  Infrastructure Output Of Core Sectors Slips 4.6% In February 2021

  Infrastructure Output in February 2021: The decline in February 2021 was led by a sharp contraction in the refinery products followed by a decline in cement and coal production.

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  Infrastructure Output Of Core Sectors Contracts 1.3% In December 2020

  Infrastructure Output in December 2020: Apart from coal and electricity, all the other sectors recorded negative growth during the month, according to the Ministry of Commerce

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  Contraction In Industrial Production For November Not Surprising: Analysts On IIP Data

  Index of Industrial Production, November 2020: The country's output of eight core sectors - also known as infrastructural output, contracted by 2.6 per cent in the month

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  Industrial Output Snaps Recovery With 2.6% Contraction In Eight Core Sectors

  The cumulative index of eight core sectors during April-November 2020 contracted by 11.4 per cent indicative of the adverse impact on industrial production during the lockdown period compared with the 0.3 per cent growth in the corresponding period last year

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  Industrial Output Grew In October Despite Contraction In Eight Core Sectors

  The industrial output grew despite the contraction in eight core sectors by 2.5 per cent in October 2020, which has nearly 40 per cent weightage in the index of industrial production

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  Core Sector Production Contracts 0.8% In September

  Infrastructure output comprises eight sectors including coal, crude oil and electricity and accounts for nearly 40 per cent of industrial output.

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  Core Sector Output Contracts For Sixth Month In A Row

  Barring coal and fertiliser, all sectors -- crude oil, natural gas, refinery products, steel, cement and electricity -- recorded negative growth in August.

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  Core Sector Output Contracts 15% In June

  The eight core sectors had expanded by 1.2 per cent in June last year

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  Core Sector Production Contracts 23.4% In May

  The coal, cement, steel, natural gas, refinery and crude oil sectors "experienced substantial loss of production" due to the lockdown in April and May, the government said.

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  Core Sector Output Contracts By Record 38.1% In April

  In March, core sector output had contracted by 9 percent

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  Core Sector Output Contracts By 6.5% In March

  All the eight core sectors saw a decline in production in March.

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  Infrastructure Output Contracts In August For First Time Since 2015

  The data signals the economic growth recovery in Asia's third largest economy may be slow despite a cut in the corporate tax rate and other policy measures designed to spur investment.

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  Core Sector Growth Falls To 13 Month Low In February

  The output of crude oil, natural gas, refinery products, fertilisers and cement contracted by 3.4 per cent, 1.7 per cent, 2.3 per cent, 5.3 per cent and 15.8 per cent, respectively during February.