When it comes to inflation in India, the wholesale price index (WPI) is the most often used indicator. This index (WPI) is a price index that monitors the price of a typical basket of wholesale products. In India, the index is broken into three categories: Manufactured Goods (64.2%), Primary Articles (22.6%), and Fuel and Power (13.2%). 15.2% of overall weight is made up of Food Articles from the Primary Articles Category. Basic  Metals (which account for 9.7% of overall weight), Food Items (9.1%), Chemicals and Chemical Products (6.5%), and Textiles (4.9%) are the most significant components of the Manufactured Products category.

A higher than expected figure should be seen as positive (bullish) for the INR while a lower than expected figure should be seen as negative (bearish) for the INR.

Category:  WPI Fuel YoY
Units:  Percent
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Impact: Low
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Currency: INR
Latest Release
Previous: -5.79%
Consensus: -5%
Actual: -5.83%
Next Release
Date: Jan 15, 06:30
Time left: 24 days
Consensus: 3.2%