High frequency food price data for August so far (up to 14th) show that prices of cereals and pulses continued to increase in August
Retail inflation rose as of last count as prices of vegetables and cereals skyrocketed, beating all market expectations and putting pressure on the government to bring down prices
Market sentiment is starting to shift as rising commodity prices keep the policymakers from letting their guard down on inflation
fficial statistics showed the Consumer Prices Index slid to 6.8% last month from a four decade peak of 11.1% late last year
Despite the drop, Britain retains one of the highest rates of price growth in Western Europe, with only Iceland and Austria suffering higher inflation in July
The figures are the first of two batches of economic data that will guide the BOE's next rate decision on September 21
The trade deficit narrowed to $20.67 billion in July from $25.45 billion a year ago but widened from $18.76 billion in June
CPI inflation: This is the highest retail inflation since April 2022 when it was recorded at 7.79 per cent
WPI inflation in primary articles was considerably higher at 7.57 per cent as compared to July last year
On the macroeconomic front, wholesale and retail inflation numbers for July would be announced on Monday
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RBI has kept the policy rate unchanged at 6.5 per cent
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The first lot of imports are likely to reach by Friday in Varanasi, Lucknow and Kanpur cities in northern India, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman told the parliament
Consolidated net profit was 371.3 million rupees ($4.49 million) for the three months ended June 30, compared with 429.6 million rupees a year earlier
The late arrival of monsoon and heavy monsoon rains have impacted crops, which led to higher prices
Inflation unlikely to fall to 4% target even in Q1 FY25; GDP growth projections kept intact
"Headwinds from weak global demand, volatility in global financial markets, geopolitical tensions and geoeconomic fragmentation, however, pose risks to the outlook," Das said
Non-deliverable forwards indicate the rupee will open barely changed to the U.S. dollar from 82.8150 on Wednesday. In the last two sessions, the currency has been in the range of around six paisa
In Hungary, which has the highest interest rate in the European Union, inflation dipped below 20% for the first time in 11 months. The government expects the rate to fall below 10% by October