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Rising prices of pulses, edible oils sear household budgets Top Searches Rising prices of pulses, edible oils sear household budgets FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail NEW DELHI: Household budgets have been hit hard by a sharp increase in prices of edible oil and pulses for the past few months due to a string of factors, including a jump in global commodity prices. Over the last 12 months, sunflower oil has seen a surge of over 50% across metros (77% in Kolkata), while mustard oil, palm oil and other edible oils now cost at least 30% more. In case of pulses, too, there is pressure with Kolkata see...

India retail inflation likely rebounded to 5.30per cent in May: Reuters poll Toggle share menu Advertisement India retail inflation likely rebounded to 5.30per cent in May: Reuters poll FILE PHOTO: A woman shops inside the Big Bazaar retail store in Mumbai, India, November 25, 2020. REUTERS/Niharika Kulkarni 09 Jun 2021 06:05PM (Updated: 09 Jun 2021 06:10PM) Share this content Bookmark BENGALURU: India's retail inflation likely rose last month after a three-month low in April, lifted by higher food and energy prices, but stayed within the Reserve Bank ...

Retail Inflation In India: The June 4-9 poll of 40 economists showed consumer price inflation rose to 5.30 per centin May from a year ago, after dipping to a three-month low of 4.29 per centin April.

3 Min Read BENGALURU (Reuters) - India’s retail inflation likely rose last month after a three-month low in April, lifted by higher food and energy prices, but stayed within the Reserve Bank of India’s target range for the sixth consecutive month, a Reuters poll found. FILE PHOTO: A woman shops inside the Big Bazaar retail store in Mumbai, India, November 25, 2020. REUTERS/Niharika Kulkarni “In April, the retail prices of petroleum products were kept unchanged because of multiple state elections being held then, despite rising crude prices,” said Kunal Kundu, India economist at Societ...

India's retail inflation likely rose last month after a three-month low in April, lifted by higher food and energy prices, but stayed within the Reserve Bank of India's target range for the sixth consecutive month, a Reuters poll found. "In April, the retail prices of petroleum products were kept unchanged because of multiple state elections being held then, despite rising crude prices," said Kunal Kundu, India economist at Societe Generale. "But immediately thereafter, the retail prices were increased about seven times in May itself, which led to substantial shooting up of this inflation ...