India’s annual consumer price inflation picked up to 2.36 percent in July after easing for three straight months, as a decline in food prices slowed sharply, government data showed on Monday. The rise was faster than the 1.87 percent forecast by economists in a Reuters poll. Inflation was 1.54 percent in June – the slowest pace since India started releasing retail inflation data in January 2012 based on combined data for rural and urban consumers.
Retail inflation rises to 2.36% in July from 1.46% in June
India's annual consumer price inflation picked up to 2.36 percent in July after easing for three straight months, as a decline in food prices slowed sharply, government data showed on Monday.
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New Delhi

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