Retail inflation rises to 5.5%, a nine-month high driven by food prices
India's retail inflation rate accelerated to 5.5% in November, marking its highest point in nine months. The increase was primarily driven by rising food prices. The data was officially released by the government based on the Consumer Price Index. This development complicates the central bank's goal of maintaining long-term price stability.
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