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    • December WPI seen at -1.07% versus -1.9% for Nov

      The wholesale price index (WPI) for the month of December is likely to come in at -1.07 percent versus -1.99 percent seen for the month of November.

    • Global commodity prices could drive Sep WPI to -4.4%

      As per a CNBC-TV18 poll, WPI number is expected to continue its decline in September. In August, WPI had declined for the tenth consecutive month.

    • Headline WPI seen at 5.5%; core at 2.8%: Poll

      Vegetable prices will lead the entire headline figure down to possibly 5.5 percent figure but the core WPI is expected to still be static at those 2.8 percent levels.

    • Not in consensus: Demeter sees 50bps hike

      The Reserve Bank is behind the curve in rate tightening and thus it should raise rate by 50 basis points—that the word from Ashwini Agarwal director of Demeter Advisors. A 25 bps hike will be perceived negatively, according to him.

    • Will RBI's anti-inflationary stance hurt economic growth?

      March has been hard on the Indian consumers. Inflation for the month came in at a sharply higher 8.98 % surging past the expected 8.3-8.4 %. CNBC-TV18's Latha Venkatesh and Gopika Gopakumar find out why.

    • Expect total of 125 bps rate hike in 2011: HSBC

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Leif Eskesen, chief economist for India and ASEAN at HSBC said there is a technical explanation behind the IIP blip. He confirmed that the overall momentum in the economy remained strong.

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