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Bottoming out

Inflation is likely to have accelerated in September, due in large part to the unwindingof the favourable base effects that helped anchor food inflation in July and August.What’s more, inflation expectations have picked up amid concerns over a renewedspike in food prices. Given this, we think that there is little scope for further policyeasing.

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