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India's wholesale inflation reaches 9.92% in August

India's wholesale inflation rose to 9.92% in August as fuel and manufacturing costs increased. Broader effects on consumers and monetary policy are not provided.

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High wholesale inflation can increase business costs and intensify pressure for policy responses in a major economy.

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  1. India's wholesale inflation hits 9.92% in August as fuel, manufacturing costs rise – Asia News Network ↗asianews.network · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 5:17 AM UTC

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