New Delhi. In the coming days, the common people may once again face the shock of inflation. We are not saying this, but a survey is confirming this. According to the Reuters survey, retail inflation is expected to rise to 4.83 per cent in February. Earlier, the inflation rate in the month of January was 4.06 percent.
The survey said that apart from petroleum, the impact of the rise in food inflation is also visible. At present, the rate of petrol and diesel is touching the sky. Petrol is being sold at Rs 100 per liter in many cities of the country, while crude oil has crossed the $ 70 level for the first time in a year. RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das also said that if the price of petrol and diesel is not controlled, the transportation cost will increase and retail inflation will accelerate.
This was how the January was
In January, retail inflation touched a 16-month low. The retail inflation rate was 4.06. In December 2020, the rate was 4.59, while in November the inflation rate was 7.6. The food inflation rate was 1.89 per cent in January, while it was 3.41 per cent in December. Das had suggested tax cuts to cut the price.
Infra output 0.10% in January –
According to the SEW report, industrial output is expected to rise to 0.90% in January. The output is expected to be 0.10 per cent in January. Industrial production stood at 1.04 per cent in December. According to data released by the government, infra output increased by 0.10 per cent in January.
Kitchen budget is deteriorating –
Kitchen budgets will be difficult for people due to the rise in retail inflation. In the last one month, the price of LPG gas has increased by Rs 125. There was no rise in the price in the month of January, but in December its rate jumped by 100 rupees. As the price of crude oil is increasing, due to this, there is a possibility of further increase in the rate of petrol and diesel in the coming days. This will increase the pressure on retail inflation.
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