India’s wholesale prices rose by 3.36% in June compared to the previous year, according to government data released on Monday. Economists had forecasted a 3.5% increase in the wholesale price index for June. In May, the index had risen by 2.61%.
– India WPI Inflation (YoY) (June):
– Actual: 3.36% 🔴
– Expected: 3.50%
– Previous: 2.61%
– India WPI Manufacturing Inflation (YoY) (June):
– Actual: 1.43%
– Previous: 0.78%
– India WPI Fuel Inflation (YoY) (June):
– Actual: 1.03%
– Previous: 1.35%
– India WPI Food Inflation (YoY) (June):
– Actual: 10.87%
– Previous: 9.82%
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