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RBI Raises Retail Inflation Target For 2022-23 To 5.7%
RBI Monetary Policy: The Reserve Bank of India on Friday raised the retail inflation target for the current financial year to 5.7 per cent on the back of rising global prices amidst the ongoing geo-political tensions, even as it expected the prices of cereals and pulses to soften on prospects of good winter crop harvest.
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Expect Inflation To Ease Further In 3-4 Months: Experts
India's annual consumer price inflation eased in October, helped by smaller rises in food prices, government data showed.
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To Fight Price Rise Government To 'Fix' Prices of Pulses, Sugar
In order to check inflation, the government has amended the metrology rules which would allow it to fix retail prices of essential commodities like pulses and sugar in extra-ordinary situations. Under the present system, retail prices are fixed by market forces, leaving very little room for the government to check undue spike in prices.
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As Pulse Prices Dip, Concern Grows Over Farmers' Earnings
A 34 per cent rise in the acreage of pulse production has coincided with a recent dip in the sky-rocketing prices of pulses.
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Bluster No Substitute For Statistics, Arun Jaitley Advises Rahul Gandhi
If Rahul Gandhi came to parliament today armed with a rate list of essentials, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's arsenal included statistics that he reeled off to counter the Congress vice-president's attack over rising prices.
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'Arhar Modi': Rahul Gandhi's Jab After 'Suit-Boot' And 'Fair-And-Lovely'
Rahul Gandhi led his party's attack on the government in parliament today, accusing it of insensitivity to the impact of inflation on the common man.
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Will Rahul Gandhi Top Suit-Boot And Fair-And-Lovely With Jibe 3 Today?
After being seen with his eyes closed during a rigorous debate in parliament and then being photographed hugging a woman embroiled in several criminal cases in Gujarat, Rahul Gandhi is expected today to speak on behalf of his party in the Lok Sabha about the steep increase in prices, especially that of pulses or dal.
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Rise In Food Prices Confined To Tomato, Potato, Onion: SBI Research
Rise in vegetable prices is mainly restricted to increase in tomato, potato and onion rates and this has been occurring with almost alarming regularity, according to a report by SBI Research.
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Wholesale Price Inflation Doubles In June On Higher Potato, Pulses Prices
A sharp rise in prices of vegetables, pulses and sugar pushed up wholesale inflation to 1.62 per cent in June versus 0.79 per cent increase in the previous month. The faster-than-expected rise in wholesale food prices will also impact retail inflation, which is used by the Reserve Bank to set interest rates.
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Pulses Imports May Rise To 5 Million Tonnes In April-December: Industry
India is likely to import about 5 million tonnes of pulses during April-December, largely by private traders, to boost domestic supply and cool retail prices that have reached up to Rs 200 per kg.
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India Offers To Buy Tur Dal From Mozambique At Support Price, Additional Cost
India, which is under pressure to check price rise in pulses, has offered to buy tur dal from Mozambique for the next five years at the support price plus additional transportation cost.
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India May Grow Dal In Mozambique, Myanmar To Counter Shortage
India is sending teams to Mozambique and Myanmar to explore the possibility of growing pulses or dal as it battles burgeoning demand and steep prices, food minister Ram Vilas Paswan has told NDTV.
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Rs 100-A-Kg Tomatoes Despite Glut. NDTV Investigates
Powering the surge in prices of daily food items across the country is the humble tomato whose price has shot up by as much as five times in the past few weeks.
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Government Orders Crackdown On Hoarders After Pulses Race To Rs 200 Per Kg
With pulses prices rising unabated, the government today asked central security agencies, including Intelligence Bureau and Directorate of Revenue Intelligence, to "pull up the socks" to curb cartelisation and ensure there is no artificial rise in prices of lentils.
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Narendra Modi Government Breaking All Records On Price Rise: Congress
With pulses at Rs 170 and tomatoes at Rs 100 per kg, Congress today came down hard on the Narendra Modi government accusing it of breaking all records on price rise.
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RBI Raises Retail Inflation Target For 2022-23 To 5.7%
RBI Monetary Policy: The Reserve Bank of India on Friday raised the retail inflation target for the current financial year to 5.7 per cent on the back of rising global prices amidst the ongoing geo-political tensions, even as it expected the prices of cereals and pulses to soften on prospects of good winter crop harvest.
-
Expect Inflation To Ease Further In 3-4 Months: Experts
India's annual consumer price inflation eased in October, helped by smaller rises in food prices, government data showed.
-
To Fight Price Rise Government To 'Fix' Prices of Pulses, Sugar
In order to check inflation, the government has amended the metrology rules which would allow it to fix retail prices of essential commodities like pulses and sugar in extra-ordinary situations. Under the present system, retail prices are fixed by market forces, leaving very little room for the government to check undue spike in prices.
-
As Pulse Prices Dip, Concern Grows Over Farmers' Earnings
A 34 per cent rise in the acreage of pulse production has coincided with a recent dip in the sky-rocketing prices of pulses.
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Bluster No Substitute For Statistics, Arun Jaitley Advises Rahul Gandhi
If Rahul Gandhi came to parliament today armed with a rate list of essentials, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's arsenal included statistics that he reeled off to counter the Congress vice-president's attack over rising prices.
-
'Arhar Modi': Rahul Gandhi's Jab After 'Suit-Boot' And 'Fair-And-Lovely'
Rahul Gandhi led his party's attack on the government in parliament today, accusing it of insensitivity to the impact of inflation on the common man.
-
Will Rahul Gandhi Top Suit-Boot And Fair-And-Lovely With Jibe 3 Today?
After being seen with his eyes closed during a rigorous debate in parliament and then being photographed hugging a woman embroiled in several criminal cases in Gujarat, Rahul Gandhi is expected today to speak on behalf of his party in the Lok Sabha about the steep increase in prices, especially that of pulses or dal.
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Rise In Food Prices Confined To Tomato, Potato, Onion: SBI Research
Rise in vegetable prices is mainly restricted to increase in tomato, potato and onion rates and this has been occurring with almost alarming regularity, according to a report by SBI Research.
-
Wholesale Price Inflation Doubles In June On Higher Potato, Pulses Prices
A sharp rise in prices of vegetables, pulses and sugar pushed up wholesale inflation to 1.62 per cent in June versus 0.79 per cent increase in the previous month. The faster-than-expected rise in wholesale food prices will also impact retail inflation, which is used by the Reserve Bank to set interest rates.
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Pulses Imports May Rise To 5 Million Tonnes In April-December: Industry
India is likely to import about 5 million tonnes of pulses during April-December, largely by private traders, to boost domestic supply and cool retail prices that have reached up to Rs 200 per kg.
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India Offers To Buy Tur Dal From Mozambique At Support Price, Additional Cost
India, which is under pressure to check price rise in pulses, has offered to buy tur dal from Mozambique for the next five years at the support price plus additional transportation cost.
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India May Grow Dal In Mozambique, Myanmar To Counter Shortage
India is sending teams to Mozambique and Myanmar to explore the possibility of growing pulses or dal as it battles burgeoning demand and steep prices, food minister Ram Vilas Paswan has told NDTV.
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Rs 100-A-Kg Tomatoes Despite Glut. NDTV Investigates
Powering the surge in prices of daily food items across the country is the humble tomato whose price has shot up by as much as five times in the past few weeks.
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Government Orders Crackdown On Hoarders After Pulses Race To Rs 200 Per Kg
With pulses prices rising unabated, the government today asked central security agencies, including Intelligence Bureau and Directorate of Revenue Intelligence, to "pull up the socks" to curb cartelisation and ensure there is no artificial rise in prices of lentils.
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Narendra Modi Government Breaking All Records On Price Rise: Congress
With pulses at Rs 170 and tomatoes at Rs 100 per kg, Congress today came down hard on the Narendra Modi government accusing it of breaking all records on price rise.
