Wholesale inflation rises to 2.93 percent in February after a 10-month low of 2.76 percent in January

The wholesale price inflation last month was higher than a 2.88 percent increase forecast by economists in a Reuters poll.

The annual wholesale price inflation in February accelerated to 2.93 %, government data showed on Thursday, pushed by a jump in the prices of food and fuel products, after falling to a 10-month low of 2.76 percent in January.

Wholesale food prices in February rose 3.29 percent year-on-year, compared with a 1.84 percent rise a month earlier, the data showed. (Bloomberg)

The wholesale price inflation last month was higher than a 2.88 percent increase forecast by economists in a Reuters poll.

Wholesale food prices in February rose 3.29 percent year-on-year, compared with a 1.84 percent rise a month earlier, the data showed.