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Slower food deflation nudges retail inflation to 0.71% in November
Consumer price index (CPI)-based retail inflation inched up to 0.71 per cent in November from a record low of 0.25 per cent in October, owing to the fading of a favourable base effect and a narrowing ...

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CPI inflation rises to 0.71% in November, food prices stay in deflation
India's Retail inflation rises to 0.71% in November; food deflation narrows — here are the key takeaways
India's headline inflation rises to 0.71% in November after hitting a record low in October
After declining to an all-time low in October 2025, India’s headline inflation, measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), rose to 0.71% in November from 0.25% in October, according to the latest dat...

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India's CPI Inflation Inches Up To 0.71% In November 2025
VIEW India's November retail inflation rises to 0.71%
Retail Inflation Inches Upto 0.71 Per Cent In November As Food And Fuel Prices Rise; RBI Sees FY26 Growth At 7.3 Pc
The Reserve Bank last week raised the FY26 GDP growth projection to 7.3 per cent, from its earlier estimate of 6.8 per cent.

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India’s Retail Inflation Climbs to 0.71% in November as Food and Fuel Prices Push Rates Higher From October
India CPI Retail Inflation Live: India’s CPI inflation to climb in November, FY26 average expected at 2%

Trump Says Inflation Is 'Essentially Gone,' But Warns Against Deflation: 'You Gotta Be Careful'

President Donald Trump suggested that inflation is on the decline and might continue to decrease, but also expressed concerns about the possibility of deflation. Inflation ‘Normalized,' Says Trump On Monday,

China’s consumer inflation ticks up, but factory deflation worsens

November’s consumer inflation reading marked the highest on-year rise since March 2024 but producer prices remained in negative territory.

China's deflationary strains persist even as consumer inflation hits 21-month high

China's annual consumer inflation accelerated to a 21-month peak in November, mainly driven by food prices, while factory-gate deflation deepened, with underlying trends suggesting domestic demand remains weak and unlikely to recover in the near term.
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