India's inflation pushed by cost, and not demand
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Covid-19 pandemic's second wave has scarred India's economic recovery, putting the country in a peculiar situation marked by low demands and high prices.
In the course of economic recovery scarred by the pandemic's devastating second wave, India finds itself in a peculiar situation marked by low demands and high prices. Prices of mustard, vanaspati and soya oil were Rs 138, Rs 105 and Rs 117 on July 1, 2020. These rose to Rs 170, Rs 139 and Rs 157 respectively a year after on July 1, 2021, according to the Department of Consumer Affairs.More Related News