Infrastructure Output Growth

Infrastructure Output in September 2021: The growth in the infrastructure output last month was mostly driven by the natural gas, coal, and cement sectors.

Infrastructure Output in July 2021: The growth in the infrastructure output last month was mostly driven by the cement, coal, and natural gas sectors.

Infrastructure Output in June 2021: The growth in the infrastructure output last month was mostly led by the steel sector, followed by natural gas, and coal sectors.

Infrastructure Output in May 2021: The growth in the infrastructure output was mostly led by the steel sector, followed by the natural gas and petroleum refinery product sectors.

Infrastructure Output in March 2021: The growth in the infrastructure output was mostly led by the cement sector, followed by the steel and electricity sectors.

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.

Infrastructure Output in January 2021: Coal, crude oil, natural gas, refinery products, as well as cement registered negative growth during the month, according to the Ministry of Commerce

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

India's infrastructure output fell 5.2 per cent in September from a year earlier, the worst performance in years, government data showed on Thursday.

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.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is still considering whether to use the windfall from the central bank to cut borrowings or boost spending.

Infrastructure output accounts for nearly 40 per cent of the country's industrial output.

During April-February, the output growth rate came in at 4.3 per cent from the year-ago period, according to the data.

In March, infrastructure growth slowed to a three-month low of 4.1% from a year ago, government data showed.

The growth in output compares with a downwardly revised 6.1% year-on-year growth in January.

Infrastructure Output in September 2021: The growth in the infrastructure output last month was mostly driven by the natural gas, coal, and cement sectors.

Infrastructure Output in July 2021: The growth in the infrastructure output last month was mostly driven by the cement, coal, and natural gas sectors.

Infrastructure Output in June 2021: The growth in the infrastructure output last month was mostly led by the steel sector, followed by natural gas, and coal sectors.

Infrastructure Output in May 2021: The growth in the infrastructure output was mostly led by the steel sector, followed by the natural gas and petroleum refinery product sectors.

Infrastructure Output in March 2021: The growth in the infrastructure output was mostly led by the cement sector, followed by the steel and electricity sectors.

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.

Infrastructure Output in January 2021: Coal, crude oil, natural gas, refinery products, as well as cement registered negative growth during the month, according to the Ministry of Commerce

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

India's infrastructure output fell 5.2 per cent in September from a year earlier, the worst performance in years, government data showed on Thursday.

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.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is still considering whether to use the windfall from the central bank to cut borrowings or boost spending.

Infrastructure output accounts for nearly 40 per cent of the country's industrial output.

During April-February, the output growth rate came in at 4.3 per cent from the year-ago period, according to the data.

In March, infrastructure growth slowed to a three-month low of 4.1% from a year ago, government data showed.

The growth in output compares with a downwardly revised 6.1% year-on-year growth in January.