India Consumer Price Inflation Seen Rising To 4.6% In June.

India Consumer Price Inflation Seen Rising To 4.6% In June.

Consumers and sellers as seen at a vegetable market in Kolkata , India , on 12 July 2023 . Spiraling prices of tomato, onion and pulses are emerging as new risks that is fueling India's retail inflation to 4.6 % in June ,The El Nino influence paired with reducing WPI on retail inflation has made the situation worse for consumers according to finance ministry reports. (Photo by Debarchan Chatterjee/NurPhoto)

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