India inflation likely crept up to six-month high in April: Reuters poll

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India inflation likely crept up slightly to a six-month high in April, driven ma...

BENGALURU - India inflation likely crept up slightly to a six-month high in April, driven mainly by food prices, a Reuters poll found, although holding below the Reserve Bank of India’s medium-term target of 4 percent for the ninth straight month.

The latest Reuters poll of over 40 economists, conducted May 3-9, showed India retail inflation likely rose to 2.97 percent last month from 2.86 percent in March. The data is due May 13. “While Brent prices had spiked in April – there was little pass through to pump level prices, probably due to ongoing elections.”

The expected slight rise in April is likely to come in part from the cost of transporting food, according to Prakash Sakpal, Asia economist at ING, although not everyone agrees.

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