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Pallavi Nahata

Pallavi Nahata

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Associate Editor, Economy, BQ Prime

Mumbai

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Agriculture , Social Issues , Medical School , Education

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Total articles 1769

  • Ghar Kharcha: Another Reason To Eat Your Veggies-They Cost Lesser

    By Pallavi Nahata Verified| NDTV Profit Verified While it might be too hot to visit the sabzi mandi to stock up on groceries, it's not entirely a bad idea. The reason: cheaper food prices, especially vegetables. India's retail inflation is currently the lowest it has been since Covid. CPI inflation moderated to 3.34% in March, from 3.61% in February. Food and beverage inflation eased to 2.88% from 3.84% in February. The decline was led by vegetable inflation, which contracted by 7.04% after contracting by 1.07% in February.

    By Pallavi Nahata Verified · NDTV Profit

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Sharp Inflation Drop Prompts Economists To See RBI Terminal Rate At 5.25%

    By Pallavi Nahata Verified| NDTV Profit Verified The Reserve Bank of India's terminal repo rate could fall to 5.25% in the current cycle, analysts predict, as inflation continues to surprise on the downside and the Monetary Policy Committee is expected to implement more rate cuts in 2025, driven by subdued inflation and manageable global risks. Retail inflation in March a six-year low at 3.3%, driven by a sharp drop in vegetable prices.

    By Pallavi Nahata Verified · NDTV Profit

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Ghar Kharcha: Another Reason To Eat Your Veggies-They Cost Lesser

    By Pallavi Nahata Verified| NDTV Profit Verified While it might be too hot to visit the sabzi mandi to stock up on groceries, it's not entirely a bad idea. The reason: cheaper food prices, especially vegetables. India's retail inflation is currently the lowest it has been since Covid. CPI inflation moderated to 3.34% in March, from 3.61% in February. Food and beverage inflation eased to 2.88% from 3.84% in February. The decline was led by vegetable inflation, which contracted by 7.04% after contracting by 1.07% in February.

    By Pallavi Nahata Verified · NDTV Profit

    Apr. 16, 2025

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BQ Prime

BQ Prime is amongst India's youngest and most credible financial news platforms.

Founded: 2016