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Economy / India

Inflation: Oil Still A Risk

January 2005 | Market Strategy

India's wholesale price inflation (WPI) slowed to 5.78% y-o-y in the week ending 1 January 2005, from 6.39% y-o-y at the end of the previous week, as lower energy and food prices helped reduce price pressures. India's WPI is now well below a 3½-year high of 8.74% y-o-y recorded in late August 2004, and BMI anticipates that inflation will continue to trend lower. Bumper harvests have materialised, and this in turn should reduce food prices. That said, WPI is still rather high, and well above 4.32% y-o-y recorded last April. This, coupled with the fact that the government has stated

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