India's manufacturing growth hits seven-month high in September

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India's factory activity expanded at its fastest pace in seven months during September. The HSBC India Manufacturing PMI rose to 55.1, indicating strong business conditions driven by increased demand and production. Firms also accelerated hiring at the quickest rate since May, reflecting improved confidence. While input and output prices rose, overall inflation remained at a historically moderate level.

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