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1h agoIndia’s CPI inflation likely eases to just 0.4‑0.6% in October: Bank of Baroda
A report from Bank of Baroda suggests that India’s consumer‑price index (CPI) inflation may fall to between 0.4%‑0.6% in October 2025, driven by steep declines in food and essential‑commodity prices.
The bank noted a 51.2% year‑on‑year drop in onion prices and overall 3.6% contraction in the essential‑commodities index, the sharpest since its inception.
The trend benefits household real incomes, but the central bank and policymakers will watch carefully for any rebound in global commodity inflation or supply‑chain shocks.
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1h agoIndia’s CPI inflation likely eases to just 0.4‑0.6% in October: Bank of Baroda
A report from Bank of Baroda suggests that India’s consumer‑price index (CPI) inflation may fall to between 0.4%‑0.6% in October 2025, driven by steep declines in food and essential‑commodity prices.
The bank noted a 51.2% year‑on‑year drop in onion prices and overall 3.6% contraction in the essential‑commodities index, the sharpest since its inception.
The trend benefits household real incomes, but the central bank and policymakers will watch carefully for any rebound in global commodity inflation or supply‑chain shocks.
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India’s inflation could drop to 0.4‑0.6% in October as food and commodity prices decline sharply.
A report from Bank of Baroda suggests that India’s consumer‑price index (CPI) inflation may fall to between 0.4%‑0.6% in October 2025, driven by steep declines in food and essential‑commodity prices.
The bank noted a 51.2% year‑on‑year drop in onion prices and overall 3.6% contraction in the essential‑commodities index, the sharpest since its inception.
The trend benefits household real incomes, but the central bank and policymakers will watch carefully for any rebound in global commodity inflation or supply‑chain shocks.
A report from Bank of Baroda suggests that India’s consumer‑price index (CPI) inflation may fall to between 0.4%‑0.6% in October 2025, driven by steep declines in food and essential‑commodity prices.
The bank noted a 51.2% year‑on‑year drop in onion prices and overall 3.6% contraction in the essential‑commodities index, the sharpest since its inception.
The trend benefits household real incomes, but the central bank and policymakers will watch carefully for any rebound in global commodity inflation or supply‑chain shocks.
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Nov 8, 2025 • 21:49 IST