April Retail Inflation Drops to 3.16%, Easing Pressure on Consumers

India’s retail inflation fell to 3.16% in April, marking a significant drop from previous months and offering relief to consumers. The decline was driven by slower food price growth and stabilized energy costs. This trend strengthens the case for the Reserve Bank of India to maintain a steady interest rate stance. Economists view this as a positive sign for overall economic stability, although close monitoring of future food inflation remains key.



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