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India Economic Perspectives: India by the Numbers (July 2026)
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India Economic Perspectives: India by the Numbers (July 2026)
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IndiaIndia by the Numbers (July 2026)
Tanvee Gupta Jain
Economist
India’s economic activity continues to expand, albeit at a slower pace tanvee.guptajain@ubs.com
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The UBS India Composite Economic Indicator (UBS India-CEI), our leading indicator
based on 15 high-frequency data points, suggests that, on a seasonally adjusted
sequential basis, economic momentum moderated to 0.3% QoQ in the June 2026
quarter, compared with 1.6% QoQ and 3.5% QoQ in the preceding two quarters, partly
reflecting heightened geopolitical uncertainty. Demand-side indicators remained
relatively robust, even as broader activity indicators softened in June. Among the high-
frequency indicators, retail 2W and passenger car sales rose 21% YoY and 28% YoY,
respectively, in June, while tractor sales expanded 25.6% YoY. Gross GST collection (ex.
compensation cess) increased13.9% YoY during the month. Goods exports rose 15.5%
YoY in June, largely led by petroleum products, engineering goods and electronics
exports. The manufacturing PMI eased to 54.2 in June from 55 in May. Services
indicators were mixed, as the services PMI moderated to 57.4 in June from 59.8 in May.
Meanwhile, bank credit growth remained strong, at 18.6%YoY as of end-June.
Renewed US-Iran tension: What does it mean for India?
Renewed tension between the US and Iran has revived concerns around energy security
and shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. The latest UBS Evidence Lab data (>
Access Dataset) show that for oil and gas tanker crossings, the July average is down to
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