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Jun
India's retail inflation fell to 2.82% in May from 3.16% in April, the lowest year-on-year rise in consumer prices since February 2019, government data showed on Thursday. This is the fourth consecutive month that inflation has been below the RBI's 4.0% medium-term target, the longest streak in nearly six years. The decline was mainly due to a sharp fall in food inflation, which eased to 0.99% in May from 1.78% in the previous month amid lower prices of pulses, vegetables, fruits, cereals, eggs, sugar and household goods. "The significant decline in core inflation and food inflation in the month of…
