The annual consumer price inflation accelerated to 5.41% in November, picking up pace for the fourth straight month, government data showed on Monday.
The wholesale prices fell for a 13th straight month in November, but a sharp pickup in food prices and a pending wage hike for millions of government employees are likely to keep policymakers worried about potential inflationary risks (File Photo)
Retail food inflation in November came in at 6.07%, sharply higher than 5.25% recorded a month ago.
The wholesale prices fell for a 13th straight month in November, but a sharp pickup in food prices and a pending wage hike for millions of government employees are likely to keep policymakers worried about potential inflationary risks.
The wholesale price index (WPI) declined an annual 1.99% last month, driven down by tumbling oil prices, government data showed on Monday.