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E-way bills moderate in Sep but remain among highest

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October 05, 2023

September's e-way bills came in at 92 mn, compared with August's all-time high of 93.4 mn

E-way bills moderate in Sep but remain among highest

Generation of electronic permits for shipping goods within and across states in September moderated in tandem with softening factory orders but still remained one of the highest on record.

September’s e-way bills came in at 92 million, compared with August’s all-time high of 93.4 million, data from GSTN, the company that processes tax returns showed.

E-way bill generation has crossed 90 million-mark only twice before.

The moderation in e-way bill generation, a high-frequency indicator of economic activity, is in line with the mild signs of softening seen in manufacturing PMI and in railway freight in September.

Railway freight moderated 2.7% to 123.53 million tonnes in September from the month before, although it was a 6.7% improvement from the year-ago period.

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