Indian inflation subsides as RBI considers policy reform

A good harvest appears to have dampened food price inflation in India. As a result, consumer and wholesale prices both fell sharply at the end of 2013. While inflation is likely to ease further over the coming months, it will be a while before the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has scope to cut interest rates.

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