- Retail inflation in September increased to 7.4 per cent from 7 per cent in August on higher food and energy costs.
RBI governor attributed the expected moderation in inflation in October to measures taken by both the government and RBI in the last 6-7 months.- On the Indian economy, Das said the macroeconomic fundamentals remain strong and growth prospects are looking good.
Retail inflation in September increased to 7.4 per cent from 7 per cent in August on higher food and energy costs.
He attributed the expected moderation in inflation in October to measures taken by both the government and RBI in the last 6-7 months.
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On the Indian economy, Das said the macroeconomic fundamentals remain strong and growth prospects are looking good.
"We expect the October number which will be released on Monday to be lower than 7 per cent. Inflation is a matter of concern with which we are now dealing and dealing effectively," he said.
For the last six or seven months, he said, both the RBI and government have taken a number of steps to tame inflation.
The RBI on its part increased the interest rates and the government also announced several supply side measures, he added.
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