April 15 (Reuters) - India's retail inflation eased to 3.34% in March, the slowest pace in over five years, as food prices continued to soften, government data released on Tuesday showed.

The RBI, however, warned that lingering global market uncertainties and the recurrence of adverse weather-related supply disruptions pose upside risks to the inflation trajectory. India's weather ...

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India's retail inflation hit a near six-year low of 3.34% in March, fueled by cheaper vegetables and protein-rich foods. This drop follows a recent repo rate cut by the RBI, which forecasts a 4% ...

Retail inflation in India dropped to a seven-month low in February, helped by falling food prices. This decline offers the RBI a chance to cut interest rates in April. Additionally, industrial ...

India's CPI inflation dropped to 3.61 per cent in February, marking the first time in six months that it fell below the RBI target of 4 per cent. Food inflation (weight of 45 per cent) has been a key ...