Updated On: 17 November, 2025 09:33 PM IST | New Delhi | ANI
India’s wholesale inflation may have reached its lowest point but is expected to remain in negative territory for much of 2025–26, according to a Union Bank of India report. With subdued global commodity prices and stable food inflation, the bank projects WPI to track below 0.35 pc and expects a 25 bps repo rate cut in December
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India's Wholesale Price Index (WPI) or wholesale inflation has "bottomholesale inflation bottomed out, may still remain negated out" and will probably gain slight momentum from November onwards, even as it may still remain in negative territory for most of the remaining months of 2025-26, Union Bank of India said in a report.
The Bank's 2025-26 WPI forecast is currently tracking below 0.35 per cent amid what are being stated as subdued global commodity prices and a seasonal decline in food prices (with the impact of floods on food inflation seen to be capped).