Strong new order growth propelled India's service sector into the expansion zone for the 37th-straight month, S&P Global reported on Wednesday.
The seasonally adjusted India services purchasing managers index (PMI) posted at 60.9 in August, up from 60.3 in July and rising further above the 50-marker that separates growth from expansion, reported S&P Global, citing its monthly survey.
The service-sector expansion in August "was largely fueled by an increase in new orders, particularly domestic orders," reported S&P Global.
Survey results indicated "Finance and insurance as the best-performing area of India's service economy regarding both output and new business," added S&P Global
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