Base effect led fall does not mean the start of inflation easing cycle

Inflation is set to rise beyond 7 percent from December once the favourable base effect turns decisively adverse, says Kunal Kumar Kundu, India economist at Societe Generale

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Base effect led fall does not mean the start of inflation easing cycle

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