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    Effect of GST rate cuts on commodities neutralised by 'galloping' inflation: Congress

    Congress has highlighted that the gains from GST rate reductions are being wiped out by escalating inflation. They claim that increasing commodity prices have undermined the advantages of GST reform. The party also points out that GDP may provide a temporary sense of improvement, but it masked pressing issues within growth. Across all income levels, consumption remains lackluster, and real wages have fallen.

    Thru the optimism prism: GDP’s 7.8% print offers some hope for those willing to see it

    India's economy grew by 7.8% in the first quarter of fiscal year 2027. This growth was fueled by a consumption spurt and government capital expenditure. Nimble energy diplomacy helped India navigate global energy shocks effectively. Exports also held up well due to diversification efforts by businesses. Stock markets show early signs of hope as foreign investors return.

    Budget 2024's key task involves taming a wild inflation hurting Indians

    Union Budget: The upcoming interim budget holds critical significance for India amid soaring prices, demanding strategies to curb inflation. The government grapples with measures to rein in inflation, which started the year at 6.5%. Policies targeting food supply volatility might stabilise inflation. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman could introduce fiscal measures to counter rising prices and manage inflation.

    RBI correct in pausing rate hikes; impact of past hikes is still to flow through: Sanjeev Sanyal

    Sanjeev Sanyal, a member of PM EAC, believes that there is no galloping inflation in the system, and there are pressures, a lot of which are imported from oil prices. He thinks that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) correctly paused the rate hikes and there is a case for holding horses and letting the old hikes speed through as the WPI has come down significantly.

    RBI fails to bring inflation to mandated band as CPI quickens to 7.4% in September

    With the latest print well above the 6 per cent mark for the ninth consecutive month, the RBI will have to explain to the government the reasons for the failure to bring it within the 2-6% mandate and the remedial measures to fix it.

    RBI-led MPC all set to decide plan of action to tame galloping inflation

    According to experts, the RBI may go for a 25-35 basis points rate increase for the third consecutive time and likely change its ‘accommodative’ stance. Earlier, the RBI had signaled its decision to withdraw its accommodative stance and shift towards a neutral stance while prioritising controlling inflation over growth.

    The Economic Times
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