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India industrial output slows to 4.1% in March as Iran war hits supplies costs
Economy
Published on 28 April 2026

A conflict thousands of miles away is raising costs
India’s industrial output rose 4.1% in March, the slowest in five months, driven by weakness in electricity and a dip in manufacturing. Economists point to the Iran conflict for disruptions that lift supply pressures and costs. Even so, growth beat forecasts. Capital goods demand stayed strong, while government spending helped sustain infrastructure growth.
- Industrial output growth slows to a 5 month low at 4.1%
- Electricity and manufacturing weakening drag overall performance
- Economists link slowdown to Iran war supply and cost shocks
- Capital goods investment and government spending offer support
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