Core Sector Growth Eases to 4% in January on Lower Oil and Gas Output

India core output slows to 4% in January

India's core sector growth slowed to 4% in January. Energy industries saw moderated momentum. Infrastructure sectors like cement and steel remained strong, reflecting economic investment. Electricity generation eased. Refinery products output was flat. Crude oil and natural gas production contracted. Coal and fertiliser output also saw slower growth. This slowdown is expected to impact overall industrial production.

Core sector growth eases to 4% in January on lower oil and gas output

Weakness in crude oil and natural gas offset gains from the construction-linked segments in January.

Core sector growth eases to 4% in January as energy output remains weak

Coal and steel support infrastructure output, but contraction in crude oil and natural gas keeps overall growth softer

India's 8 infra sector industries record 4 per cent growth in January

India’s 8 infra sector industries record 4 per cent growth in January New Delhi, Feb 20 (IANS) The combined index of the country’s eight core infrastructure industries increased by 4 per cent in January this year compared to the corresponding figure for the same month of the previous year, propelled by the strong performance of the steel and cement sectors, according to official data released by the Commerce and Industry Ministry on Friday. The …

India’s 8 Infra Sector Industries Record 4 Per Cent Growth In January

New Delhi: The combined index of the country’s eight core infrastructure industries increased by 4 per cent in January this year compared to the corresponding figure for the same month of the previous year, propelled by the strong performance of the steel and cement sectors, according to official data released by the Commerce and Industry Ministry on Friday. The production of electricity, fertilisers, and coal also recorded positive growth in Ja…

Core Sector Growth Dips to 4% in January

India's eight core infrastructure sectors experienced a slowdown in production growth, reaching a two-month low of 4% in January. Crude oil and natural gas output declined, while refinery products remained flat. Overall growth for the April-January period was also lower compared to the previous fiscal year.