Agencies; Aug · Economy · 2026-08-12
Food prices push up retail inflation to 4.45% in July
NEW DELHI: Retail inflation inched up to 4.45% in July on expensive kitchen staples, including onion and ginger, even as price rise remained above the Reserve Bank's median target for the second consecutive month, according to govt data. Food prices push up retail inflation to 4.45% in July
Why it matters. Rising retail inflation affects the cost of living for households and influences the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy decisions.
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