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Broad price pressures set to ease further

Consumer prices appear to have risen at their fastest pace last month since February, driven by a rebound in food inflation. Even so, consumer price inflation remains muted and is unlikely to pick-up much further this year, while producer price inflation is set to cool as weaker economic activity weighs on industrial commodity prices.

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