After the driest June in over a decade, India has received healthier monsoon rainfall in July, while the government has ample stocks of key staples such as rice. But the inflation risk remains significant, not least because uneven rainfall across the country is as much of a threat as an outright shortfall. And lower availability of hydropower presents inflation risks beyond food prices too.
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