The weekly numbers for the December 3 week continued on a much higher plane even as governments and markets battled with the 9+ figure for November with Fuel group capped at a 0.3 MOM increase to a 15.23% rate, Food rate down to 4.35% from a 6.6% in Nov 26 figures, and Primary articles looking distinctly sunny at 5.48% instead of more than 7% last week. Thus mfg inflation / basic inputs contributing to that would have also stayed below 4% and the series distinctly showing signs of beating 8% for December except the Fuels number as prices catch up with our dear dollar basket
Commodities globally have finally entered a decent correction phase as Gold was beaten to the haven by the Dollar, running behind investment allocations as its lower value starts bringing down global portfolio sizes and increasing allocations to equities in just maintaining share of allocation..In case you did not get that, please write..
Discussions of Advance Tax data show the uptick from last quarter’s performance as there is no hope for the frozen December, neither for Autos, nor for those with Dollar loans and the other domestic metals manufacturers and mining providers, leaving the real estate cement and banking downturn not so difficult to fathom
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