Consumer price inflation is likely to have risen in September, in large part because the recent sharp fall in food inflation appears to have reversed. More important from the policy perspective, core inflation is likely to have remained elevated. The upshot is that, despite the RBI keeping rates on hold last week, the tightening cycle still has a little bit further to run.
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