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📈 markets5 min read2 October 2026
SBI Research Projects India's September CPI at 5.65%, October-November Above 6.5%

SBI Research Projects India's September CPI at 5.65%, October-November Above 6.5%

SBI Research anticipates India's Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation for September will reach 5.65%. The report forecasts a subsequent rise above 6.5% for both October and November, driven by elevated food prices. This projection implies sustained…

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SBI Research's latest analysis indicates that India's Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation for September is likely to settle at 5.65%. The report further projects a significant increase in inflationary pressures for the subsequent months, with CPI expected to surpass 6.5% in both October and November.

This upward trajectory in the inflation forecast is primarily attributed to a rise in food prices, which continue to exert substantial pressure on the overall price index. Persistent food inflation suggests a challenging environment for the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) as it monitors price stability and evaluates its monetary policy stance.

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