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Food inflation eases, but fuel prices keep up pressure
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19 hours ago ago from News : News Paper : News Magazine : Chauthi Duniya
New Delhi: Food inflation fell to 16.30 percent for the week ended March 6 on easing prices of pulses and vegetables, but fuel inflation shot up to 12.68 percent. For the previous week, food inflation was at 17.81 percent and fuel inflation at 11.38 percent. Vegetable prices showed a marked decline of more than 10 percent over the week, followed by about 4 percent fall in prices of pulses. Urad and arhar prices was down 6 percent ...
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11 hours ago ago from The Daily Indian
Food inflation fell to 16.30 per cent for the week ended March 6 on easing prices of pulses and vegetables, but fuel inflation shot up to 12.68 per cent. For the previous week, food inflation was at 17.81 per cent and fuel inflation at 11.38 per cent. Vegetable prices showed a marked decline of more than 10 per cent over the week, followed by about 4 per cent fall in prices of pulses. Urad and arhar prices was down 6 per cent each ...
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