Higher food inflation could constrain spending on non-food items, India report says
NEW DELHI: Higher food inflation could squeeze spending on non-food discretionary items by absorbing a larger share of household disposable income, the Indian government said in its monthly economic report on Monday. The outlook for domestic food inflation and agricultural output is uncertain because of an intensifying El Nino, which is expected to peak in late 2026. Food prices, global commodity…
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