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India’s WPI inflation climbs to 3.88 per cent in March driven by fuel price surge

India’s wholesale price index (WPI) inflation rose to 3.88 per cent in March mainly due to higher prices of crude oil, natural gas and manufactured products. Fuel costs saw a sharp monthly rise driven by global crude price movements, while food inflation remained stable

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Wholesale inflation edges higher; food prices remain stable. Representational Image

Wholesale inflation edges higher; food prices remain stable. Representational Image

India’s inflation rate based on the Wholesale Price Index (WPI) increased to 3.88 per cent in March, compared to the same month last year. This is a rise from 2.13 per cent in February, showing a noticeable uptick in price pressures, reported IANS.

Officials said the increase was mainly driven by higher prices of crude oil, natural gas and manufactured goods.

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