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November CPI Explained: Why Low Inflation Hides Weak Demand and Rising Food Pressure

Breaking down India’s November CPI: headline inflation looks low, but core-core inflation reveals weak demand beneath the surface.(Representing image) Low Inflation, High Worry: What November CPI Reveals About India’s Economy  - Dr.Sanjaykumar pawar Table of Contents Introduction: Why November CPI Deserves a Second Look CPI in Simple Terms: What Inflation Really Means for Households Headline Inflation at Record Lows: Good News or Statistical Mirage? Food Inflation: Negative on Paper, Painful in Practice Month-on-Month vs Year-on-Year: The Inflation Metric That Matters Understanding Core Inflation: The Economy Beneath the Surface The Big Distortion: Gold, Silver, and Fuel in Core Inflation Introducing “Core-Core” Inflation: A Clearer Economic Signal What Weak Core-Core Inflation Is Telling Us About Demand The Role of GST Cuts and Policy Interventions Visual Breakdown: Inflation Layers Explained Why This Matters for RBI, Policymakers, and Markets What It Means for Hous...

Eurozone Inflation Hits 2.2% in Sept 2025 – ECB Faces Policy Crossroads

  Inflation in the eurozone rose to 2.2% in September 2025, fueled by services and persistent price pressures — challenging the ECB’s policy direction.(Representing AI image) EU Inflation Accelerates to 2.2% in September: What It Means for the Economy - Dr.Sanjaykumar pawar Table of Contents Introduction: Why September’s Inflation Spike Matters Understanding the Numbers: Headline vs. Core Inflation Dissecting the Key Drivers: Services, Energy, Food & Goods Country-Level Variations Across the Eurozone Monetary Policy Dilemma: The ECB at a Crossroads Macroeconomic Risks and Spillovers Implications for Consumers, Firms & Markets Outlook and Forecast Scenarios Conclusion: What to Watch Going Forward FAQs Sources & Further Reading 1. Introduction: Why September’s Inflation Spike Matters In September 2025, inflation in the euro area ticked up to 2.2% , rising from 2.0% in August — its highest level since April. At first glance, this 0.2-point increase might ...