Food inflation in the negative for second consecutive week
January 12, 2012  12:19

News alert: Food inflation continues to be in the negative zone at (-)2.90% for week ended December 31, as against (-)3.36% in the previous week. Which means food prices should be down.  

This is the second time that food inflation is in the negative. On December 24, food inflation stood at -3.36 per cent, while fuel inflation accelerated to 14.6 per cent.


RBI, which has raised interest rates 13 times since March, 2010 to contain inflation, has already paused rate hike in its December mid-quarter policy review. The central bank is scheduled to announce next policy review on January 24.

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