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Rise in e-way bills signals uptick in economic activity in Nov

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December 12, 2025

An increase in the number of e-way bills generated for the shipment of goods within and across states suggested there was an uptick in economic activity in November after a dip in October, according to data available from Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN), the company that processes tax returns.

- Gireesh Chandra Prasad

Rise in e-way bills signals uptick in economic activity in Nov

In Nov, businesses raised 129.8 million e-way bills.

(MINT)

In November, businesses raised 129.8 million e-way bills, the second-highest ever, and about 2.4% more than the 126.8 million bills raised in October.

This increase in the movement of goods suggests GST revenue collection could get a boost in December after a modest 0.7% improvement in November to ₹1.7 trillion, owing to sharp GST rate cuts that took effect from 22 September and external trade headwinds for India’s manufacturing sector.

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