India's wholesale inflation in May slowed to 0.39% year-on-year from 0.85% in April, government data showed on Monday.

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India’s wholesale inflation cooled to just 0.39 per cent in May—its lowest level in 14 months—thanks to declining food and fuel prices. However, experts caution that geopolitical tensions could ...

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The report also reflects that, although this marks a moderation from the 8.4 per cent average seen in the previous 2 years, the economy remains on a strong footing.

The annual rate of inflation based on the WPI eased further to a 14-month low of 0.39 per cent in May this year from 0.85 per cent in April and 2.05 per cent in March.

Wholesale inflation--or the rate of increase in the wholsesale prices of a basket of goods--eased to 0.39 per cent in May ...

WPI inflation fell to 0.39% in May from 0.85% in April due to lower food, fuel, and manufactured product prices.

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