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Inflationary concerns could dampen recovery for FMCGs Marico, whose brands include Parachute and Saffola, said its India business recorded double-digit volume growth in Q3FY21. (Image: Shuttershock) Fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies are seeing signs of recovery in the third quarter of FY21 after demand saw an uptick during the festive season. However, growing commodity inflation could impede this recovery, analysts told Business Standard. The rise in crude oil price could increase the cost of derivatives such as linear alkyl benzene (LAB) and high-density polyethylene (HDPE), the re...

Frustrated. it's very in line with how trump feels. neil: in line with a lot of -- they don't like when rates go up. it could rain on their parade. it could slow the recovery and he's probably just right in saying that. i think a lot of people try to clarify he doesn't like the piece of increases for he sees increase and says them overdoing it. is the fed risking overdoing it? >> i don't think so. the economy is doing that well. neil: but to garrett's point there is no inflation? the next i would disagree with my friend gary. >> the numbers turn out right? >> oil prices are $71 and going to 90...

Horizon unless there's a geo-political event in north korea or pakistan, there's not a geo-political event anything on the horizon or event horizon that looks to derail this economy. the only thing that worries me is china exported deflation for so many years and starting now to export inflation and i think six to 18 months we could see that we're seeing all prices up 50% in a year copper is up 31% starting to see some commodity inflation but that looks to be six to 18 months off and looks like according to the last interview it looks like smooth selling for the next one to three years for the...

Government shackles. he's cutting red tape like no previous president. i think he gets a big and of credit for the growth in the economy and the market. >> neil: john, what is remarkable about it, the growth came well before the tax cuts. could be in anticipation of the cuts or could be the deregulatory push. be that as it may, it's a strong performance. some have a feeling that, you know, there's got to be a give back here a slow down here. we don't see it. do you? >> no, we don't see it. that's the scary thing. everything seems like smooth sailing. oil prices, commodity inflation, could be a...