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Indian inflation eases, but COVID-19 curbs risk stoking prices

IndiaIndian inflation eases, but COVID-19 curbs risk stoking prices Chandini MonnappaAftab Ahmed 2 minute read A man sorts yams in a supply truck at a wholesale market in Mumbai, India, December 14, 2018. REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas Indian inflation eased to a three-month low in April as food costs rose more slowly, but lockdowns to contain the country s raging coronavirus epidemic risk creating supply bottlenecks that could fuel price pressures in coming months. Annual retail inflation (INCPIY=ECI) rose 4.29%, down from 5.52% in March and near the 4.20% forecast in a Reuters poll of economists. Food prices, which account for nearly half of the Ministry of Statistics inflation basket, rose 2.02% compared with 4.87% in the previous month.

Practo aims to vaccinate over 10 million as India fights coronavirus

As India battles a deadly second wave of coronavirus and the need for immunisation intensifies, healthcare tech firm Practo is aiming to vaccinate over 10 million Indians. It has announced ‘Corporate Suraksha’, a vaccination programme for companies across the country. The registrations are now open for corporates to enlist their employees and their family members for the inoculation. Additionally, corporates can use the same link to register for Practo’s wellness plans. As part of this, employees can get access to online doctor consultations across over 22 specialities, among other health benefits. “The country is battling a deadly second phase of the viral outbreak, and immunising as many people as possible is the only way out of it. Blanket vaccination is critical,” said Dr Alexander Kuruvilla, chief healthcare strategy officer, Practo.

India holds rates at record lows amid COVID surge; RBI commits to government bond purchases

4 Min Read MUMBAI (Reuters) - The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) kept interest rates at record lows but committed to a massive government bond purchase programme, keeping monetary policy accommodative amid concerns rising COVID-19 cases could derail a nascent economic recovery. A security guard s reflection is seen next to the logo of the Reserve Bank Of India (RBI) at the RBI headquarters in Mumbai, India, June 6, 2019. REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas/File Photo The monetary policy committee decided unanimously to leave the RBI’s repo rate, its key lending rate, unchanged at 4% and the reverse repo rate, its borrowing rate, at 3.35%. “The stance of monetary policy will remain accommodative till the prospects of sustained recovery are well secured while closely monitoring the evolving outlook for inflation,” Governor Shaktikanta Das told a news conference.

RBI holds rates amid COVID surge; commits to government bond purchases

RBI holds rates amid COVID surge; commits to government bond purchases
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