Oct Retail Inflation Rises To 7.61%, Veggies Become Dearer ...Middle East

New Delhi: High food prices, especially those of vegetables like onions, kept India’s sequential retail price inflation in October at an elevated level. Sequentially, the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which gauges the retail price inflation, spiked in October to 7.61 per cent from 7.27 per cent in September. As per the data furnished by the … The post Oct Retail Inflation Rises To 7.61%, Veggies Become Dearer appeared first on Ommcom News.

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