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Heatwave Drives Food Inflation, Cooling Product Sales; Dampens Travel Activity

Due to the ongoing heatwave, there has been an increase in both demand for FMCG items as well as durable goods, with major industry players betting on double-digit growth in sales

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Global Economy Resilient, Positive; Inflation Remains Challenge: J P Morgan

Looking ahead to the upcoming US elections, the report anticipates significant global repercussions

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Presidential Elections Influencing Financial Strategies, Economic Forecasts For US

"US economic data has been strong in the first quarter, but signs of weakness are emerging, potentially marking a turning point for the US economy," the report notes.

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Food Inflation Likely To Soften As India Braces For A Normal Monsoon

Inflation may average to 4.5 per cent for this fiscal, according to the Crisil Ratings

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US Inflation Eases To 3.3% In May As Fed Faces Crucial Rate Decision

The CPI data, a crucial indicator of economic health, is closely monitored by investors and policymakers alike

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Despite Moderation, Food Inflation At 7.8% Still A Concern: Experts On CPI Of May

The headline CPI inflation for May 2024 is marginally down to 4.75 per cent from the previous month's 4.83 per cent

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"Elephant Is Walking Slowly, But We Are Watchful" Says RBI Governor

Speaking at the post monetary policy press conference, Governor Das once again used the metaphor of an "elephant" to describe the current state of inflation, noting it has declined slowly.

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RBI Revises GDP Growth For FY25 To 7.2%, Inflation Target Remains At 4.5%

The food inflation is still above the normal limit and continuously posing a challenge to the deflation process of RBI

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After Amul, Mother Dairy Too Hikes Milk Prices By Rs 2 Per Litre From 3 June

In Delhi-NCR, the new prices for Mother Dairy milk will be Rs 68 per litre for full cream milk, Rs 56 per litre for toned milk

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UK Inflation Falls Less Than Expected, Dashing June Rate Cut Hopes

Consumer prices rose by an annual 2.3 per cent last month, down sharply from a 3.2 per cent increase in March and its lowest since July 2021 when it stood at 2.0 per cent, the Office for National Statistics says

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