India's industrial output grew at the fastest pace in seven months led by a surge in electricity and a modest pick up in manufacturing.
The Index of Industrial Production grew by 5.9% in May, as compared with growth of 5% in April, according to data published by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation on Friday.
Sectoral Estimates (YoY)
Mining output rose by 6.6% in May, as compared to 6.7% in April.
Manufacturing output grew by 4.6%, as against 3.9% in the last month.
Electricity generation rose by 13.7%, as compared with 10.2% in the previous month.
Industrial output, as classified by the end use of goods, showed:
Primary goods output rose by 7.3%, as compared with 7% in April.
Capital goods output increased 2.5%, as against 3.1% in the previous month.
Intermediate goods output grew by 2.5%, as compared with 3.2% last month.
Infrastructure and construction goods output gained 6.9% versus 8% a month ago.
Consumer durables output rose by 12.3%, after growing by 9.8% in the previous month.
Consumer non-durables output rose by 2.3% versus 2.4% last month.
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