Multiple outlets report that India’s manufacturing momentum weakens in June, based on PMI survey data. Investing.com says the factory growth rate slips to the second-weakest level since mid-2022, citing easing demand conditions. Swarajya similarly reports that manufacturing growth slows to a three-month low in June as the PMI indicator declines. Together, the coverage points to a moderation in business activity within India’s manufacturing sector during the month, with demand appearing to soften. While the articles emphasize different timing benchmarks (second-weakest since mid-2022 versus a three-month low), both attribute the slowdown to a deteriorating PMI picture rather than a sudden change in trend. Overall, the reports convey that factory growth continues but at a slower pace in June, reflecting weaker underlying demand as captured by PMI readings. Further details such as whether new orders, output, or employment components drive the change are not included in the provided excerpts.