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India's wholesale inflation rose to 9.87 per cent in June, driven by higher food, fuel and manufacturing costs amid the West Asia crisis and Strait of Hormuz disruptions. Rising global energy prices also pushed retail inflation higher, increasing pressure on the economy
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While prices have risen across India, southern States, particularly Telangana, have consistently recorded inflation rates above the national average in recent months. What is fueling this gap?
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Cheaper food and fuel prices drive down wholesale and retail inflation; RBI projects CPI at 3.1 per cent for 2025–26
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The RBI projects inflation at 3.1 per cent for 2025–26, with a likely uptick above 4 per cent by year-end.
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With inflation not expected to return to 4% medium-term target until at least 2026, there are fears that rate cut could be delayed further
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Rise in prices of food articles, especially vegetables and manufactured items, fuels increase
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Inflation had eased to a 12-month low of 4.75 per cent in May after having come down to 4.83 per cent in April
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Remarks come after government said that retail inflation continued its downward slide to reach a one-year low of 4.75% in May
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Retail inflation for farm workers and rural labourers eased marginally to 7.37 per cent and 7.12 per cent, respectively in August this year
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New Delhi: Retail inflation for farm and rural workers inched up to 7.43 per cent and 7.26 per cent in July compared to 6.31 per cent and 6.16 per cent, respectively, in June this year, mainly due to higher prices of certain food items. “Point-to-point rate of inflation based on the CPI-AL and CPI-RL stood […]
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India's retail inflation measured by consumer price index (CPI), saw a huge rise to 7.44 per cent in July owing to hike in food prices
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According to the rating agency's report, food inflation in India, which accounts for a sizeable 39 per cent of the headline Consumer Price Index (CPI), is showing renewed signs of pressure
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Retail inflation for industrial workers inched up to 5.57 per cent in June compared to 4.42 per cent in May this year
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Retail inflation for February 2023 fell marginally to 6.44 per cent compared to 6.52 per cent in January 2023
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According to Chowdhury, the fall in retail inflation has been due to the quick drop in vegetable prices which is a seasonal phenomenon apart from the continuing softness in edible oil prices.
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The price rise has been sharper in rural India. National Statistics Office showed consumer price index-based inflation (CPI) in rural India surged to 7.56 per cent in September while for urban India it stood at 7.27 per cent.
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New Delhi: India’s retail inflation fell to 6.71 per cent in July, the lowest level in five months, helped by an easing in food and oil prices, as per the National Statistical Office (NSO) data released this Friday. With this, retail inflation has been over the Reserve Bank of India’s upper tolerance band of 6 […]
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New Delhi: India’s retail inflation for May moderated from the previous month and came in at 7.04 per cent. However, it remained above RBI’s 6 per cent upper tolerance band for a fifth month in a row, data released on Monday showed. The retail inflation stayed well above the RBI’s tolerance limit due to high […]
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New Delhi: India’s retail inflation accelerated to 7.79 per cent in April, remaining above the tolerance limit of the central bank for a fourth month in a row, data released on Thursday showed. The retail inflation stayed well above the Reserve Bank of India’s upper tolerance limit for a fourth consecutive month due to high […]
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Mumbai: The Reserve Bank is likely to maintain status quo on interest rates in its forthcoming monetary policy review but may change the stance in view of retail inflation piercing its upper tolerance limit, global uncertainties created by the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, and the urgency to protect and boost growth, feel experts. The RBI Governor-headed […]
