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Reversing Vegetable Prices Signal Potential Relief from Food Inflation: RBI Bulletin
The Reserve Bank of India has noted in its September bulletin that a reversal in vegetable price shocks could signal a reduction in food inflation by Q1 of 2024-25. However, the potential for an unfavourable base effect looms over the September inflation numbers.
Food-price volatility may pose risk to India's inflation, cenbank says
India's headline inflation may average 4.5% in the second half of the fiscal year, aided by weaker crude oil prices, although volatility in food prices can pose a challenge, the central bank said in its monthly bulletin on Friday.
India, IIFL Finance and gold loan business
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The weighted average domestic term deposit rates (WADTDRs) on fresh and outstanding rupee term deposits increased by 245 bps ...
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