Weak September rains could push FY27 CPI inflation to 5.5% or higher: UBI Report
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Weak September rainfall could push FY27 CPI inflation to 5.5% or higher due to potential impacts on agricultural output and food prices, according to a Union Bank of India report. Monsoon deficits, particularly in key regions like Andhra Pradesh and Bihar, along with lower soil moisture, could affect crop yields and inflation. The report highlights that while kharif sowing has recovered, continued rainfall shortages may lead to higher food inflation and potential rate hikes by year-end.
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