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India Consumer Prices (Sep. 2024)

The jump in India’s headline CPI inflation in September was larger than had generally been expected including by the RBI, so it raises the chances of the central bank proceeding with more caution. But given the Bank’s recent change in policy stance as well as the fact that inflation should fall back towards the 4% target over the coming months, a December rate cut still looks the most likely outcome to us.

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