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NEW DELHI: The output of eight core infrastructure sectors rose by 9.4 per cent in July on account of a low base impact, authorities knowledge launched on Tuesday confirmed.
Within the year-ago interval, it had dipped by 7.6 per cent because of the impression of Covid-19 pandemic. In June this yr, the expansion was 9.3 per cent.
The output of those sectors altogether make up 40 per cent of the Index of Industrial manufacturing (IIP).
“The manufacturing of coal, pure fuel, refinery merchandise, fertilisers, metal, cement and electrical energy industries elevated in July 2021 over the corresponding interval of final yr,” mentioned a press release launched by the Ministry of Commerce and Business.
Nevertheless, crude oil manufacturing with a weightage of 8.98 per cent declined by 3.2 per cent in July over the identical interval of final yr. Its cumulative index declined by 3.4 per cent throughout April to July 2021-22 over the corresponding interval of earlier yr.
However coal manufacturing in July went up by 18.7 per cent, pure fuel by 18.9 per cent, petroleum refinery merchandise by 6.7 per cent, fertilisers by 0.5 per cent, metal by 9.3 per cent, cement by 21.8 per cent and electrical energy by 9 per cent.
Within the year-ago interval, it had dipped by 7.6 per cent because of the impression of Covid-19 pandemic. In June this yr, the expansion was 9.3 per cent.
The output of those sectors altogether make up 40 per cent of the Index of Industrial manufacturing (IIP).
“The manufacturing of coal, pure fuel, refinery merchandise, fertilisers, metal, cement and electrical energy industries elevated in July 2021 over the corresponding interval of final yr,” mentioned a press release launched by the Ministry of Commerce and Business.
Nevertheless, crude oil manufacturing with a weightage of 8.98 per cent declined by 3.2 per cent in July over the identical interval of final yr. Its cumulative index declined by 3.4 per cent throughout April to July 2021-22 over the corresponding interval of earlier yr.
However coal manufacturing in July went up by 18.7 per cent, pure fuel by 18.9 per cent, petroleum refinery merchandise by 6.7 per cent, fertilisers by 0.5 per cent, metal by 9.3 per cent, cement by 21.8 per cent and electrical energy by 9 per cent.
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