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hopefully now a greater reliance on lng from parts of the middle east and north america should help improve the volatility we have seen in the markets and the impact on inflation. markets and the impact on inflation- inflation. azad zangana, schroders, inflation. azad zangana, schroders, good - inflation. azad zangana, schroders, good to i inflation. azad zangana, schroders, good to talk| inflation. azad zangana, i schroders, good to talk to you, thank you. schroders, good to talk to you, thank you- to russia now, where the economy continues to grow despite repeated rounds of western sanctions thanks to help from china. it means the mood at russia s equivalent of davos the st petersburg international economic forum has been buoyant. our russia editor steve rosenberg went to look around. it is the world s most sanctioned country. but here s the thing russia s economy is growing faster than the economies of britain, america or germany. at russia s showcase economic forum, eve
Food inflation, despite some signs of moderation, remains elevated and a potential source of risk to the disinflation trajectory, the ‘State of the Economy’ article published in the RBI’s March bulletin said.
As per the RBI’s projection, CPI inflation in the second quarter of this financial year is expected to be 3.8 percent, lower than its medium-term target.