July WPI Eases On Low Food Inflation; Base Effect At Play: Anand Rathi

Sequentially, prices of most food items, particularly vegetable prices, rose, says the brokerage.

Pulses, rice, sugar samples kept in shop in an APMC market in Vashi. (Photo: Vijay Sartape Source: NDTV Profit)

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Anand Rathi Report

Wholesale price index inflation for July 2024 softened to 2% (from 3.4% in June-24). The decline was largely on account of the YoY drop in inflation in food articles (due to the favorable base).

Manufactured product inflation continued trending up with a positive print for the third straight month, driven by the rise in prices of chemical and textile products.

While primary articles softened due to the fall in food inflation, inflation in fuel & power inched up on the rise in a few mineral oil products.

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