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May 2011 industrial production growth has slow down, comes by 5.6%

By Bhaveek Patel Leave a Comment

Industrial growth has slowed down in the month of May. Index of Industrial Production (IIP) has come in at 5.6% on a year-on-year basis. However, market participants has expected it to be at 8.6%. So a much lower numbers of industrial production. Manufacturing sector has seen a growth of 5.6% in May. During April-May, industrial output grew 5.7 % from 10.8% in the year ago period. This weak data can weaken the markets and can pull them to much lower level that we saw in the last week of the last month of June.

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