India's retail inflation reignites in June as food prices surge


Customers buy fruits and vegetables at an open air evening market in Ahmedabad, India. - Reuters

NEW DELHI: India's retail inflation rate rose for the first time in five months in June due to a sharp rise in food prices, government data showed on Friday (July 12).

Annual retail inflation was 5.08 per cent in June, up from 4.75 per cent in May. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast inflation at 4.80 per cent.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
India , inflation , food prices , cost of living

Next In Aseanplus News

Hong Kong trial of media tycoon Jimmy Lai concludes mitigation phase
Japan's Nikkei hits record high on loose policy hopes, weaker yen
Takaichi and Lee end first day of summit on a high note with drum session
North Korea's Kim Yo Jong says South's hopes for better relations are an illusion
FBM KLCI holds firm above 1,700
North Korea's Kim revamps private security detail, South says
Myanmar pro-military party claims most seats in junta-run election
HK actress Carina Lau spends a lavish sum on dinner with friends & colleagues
Japan, S. Korea hold summit
Two 4.2 quakes hit off Sumatra

Others Also Read