India's retail inflation hits nearly two-year high of 5.54% in September
India's retail inflation rate climbed to 5.54% in September, marking its highest level in nearly two years. The increase was primarily driven by a sharp rise in food prices, with food inflation reaching 7.74%. While onion prices surged significantly, the costs of items like potatoes and tomatoes declined. Among states, Puducherry recorded the highest inflation rate for the month.
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