Double Trouble at the Dinner Table: When will food prices normalise for Indians

Food prices in India are rising unevenly, causing concern for household budgets. This uneven inflation is expected to persist in the coming months, with economists predicting food inflation could reach up to 7% soon. The main factors contributing to this rise are weather risks, such as El Niño, which can affect crop yields and food prices, and global events in West Asia, which increase energy and logistic costs. As a result, many Indians may struggle to afford basic necessities.

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India's food inflation is rising unevenly, impacting household budgets. Economists expect inflation to persist in upcoming months, which could reduce consumer spending power.

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