Indian inflation near zero

Indian inflation has reached a 20-year low of just 0.44%.

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry said on Thursday that the annual rate of the wholesale price index (WPI) inflation, the monetary-policy relevant measure, stood only at 0.44% in the year to 7 March compared to 2.43% just a week earlier.

The biggest decline occurred for goods deemed non-food essentials, which dropped 2.1% decline week-on-week. Food prices declined by 0.7% and the energy cost index fell by 0.8%. The index for

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