Monthly WPI Inflation at 10.55%, April revised to 11.23%

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Categories: Inflation, InterestRates

Wholesale price inflation – the detailed monthly data – shows that June inflation was 10.55%. image

The revision in the June figure by 4 points pushed April inflation to the highest in a year or so, to 11.23%. The revisions are scary – it could mean we are currently seeing significantly higher inflation that we can see. Data for June will get revised in September.

With all these data points – inflation, bank credit growth, IIP -  it’s very likely RBI will raise rates on Jul 27. Repo is currently just 5.25%. In June 2008 repo was at 8.5% and even went to 9%. There is a lot of room.

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