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However, most segments are back to pre-pandemic levels, offering a ray of hope
Food inflation fell substantially to 3.96 per cent in July from 5.15 per cent in June
Inflation based on Consumer Price Index (CPI) remained elevated due to soaring fuel prices and costlier items in the food basket
IIP for the mining, manufacturing and electricity sectors for April stood at 108, 125.1 and 174, respectively
Higher international prices will increase policy risks
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Most experts say the numbers are worrisome and can dent the economic recovery going ahead. Here's how economists at leading brokerages and research houses have interpreted the numbers
Updates on COVID-19 situation and related news will also remain on participants' radars, says an analyst
Food inflation rose to 3.87 per cent from 3.11 per cent over this period.
Industrial output shrinks 1.6% in January
Though the first case of Covid was detected at the end of January last year, the impact on the economy began to be felt towards the end of March, when the first nationwide lockdown was announced
Economists call for continuation of stimulus package in Budget
Food inflation declined to 3.41 per cent in December, compared to 9.5 per cent in the previous month
Exports fell sharper at 8.7% in November from 5.1% in October, as demand remained muted in major overseas markets due to Covid-induced lockdowns
Makes his prediction on the basis of the number of items in the IIP basket that grew in the month of October
The Index of Industrial Production (IIP) grew by 3.6 per cent in October on a year-on-year (YoY) basis compared to a 0.4 per cent expansion in the previous month
Contraction due to decline in production of crude oil, natural gas, refinery products and steel
From Rs 1.2-trn stimulus package to boost growth, create jobs to private equity players hoping to better 2019 investments, here are top headlines this morning
The index of industrial production (IIP) grew by 0.2 per cent in September on a year on year basis compared to a 7.36 per cent contraction posted in August