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Heat waves, monsoon will offer RBI some food for thought

RBI has kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 6.5% for more than a year, sticking to a relatively hawkish stance as inflation remains above its 4% target. With uncertainty over prices of vegetables and pulses, the RBI is unlikely to shift its stance anytime soon while expectations of a rate cut have been delayed to the end of the year.

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Due to demand-supply mismatches, pulses inflation to stay high till October: Experts

Experts caution on prolonged high pulse prices until new crop in October, impacting food inflation. In April, pulse inflation was 16.8%, with tur at 31.4%, gram at 14.6%, and urad at 14.3%. Government eases import restrictions, including duty-free lentils imports, to address production challenges.

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Tur dal: Stockholding limit hiked for big wholesalers of Tur and Urad Dal

The Indian government has increased the stock limit for wholesalers of tur and urad dal from 50 metric tonnes to 200 metric tonnes to boost the supply of these pulses in the market. Additionally, the time period for which importers can hold their stocks after clearance has been doubled to 60 days.

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monsoon: Tardy monsoon pushes back kharif sowing; India 37% rain deficient

The slow onset of monsoon in India has delayed sowing of key crops such as paddy, oilseeds and pulses, as the country has received deficient rainfall, which may lead to lower yield. Private weather forecaster, Skymet, has predicted a "dismal" outlook until the first week of July, which is crucial for preparing fields for the kharif season. Soyabean, which requires a high amount of water, is expected to be one of the most affected crops.

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