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Global commodity prices likely to remain elevated amid easing West Asia tensions; India's WPI seen at 7-8% in FY27: Report

Global commodity prices will stay high in coming months. Geopolitical tensions in West Asia and bad weather affecting crops are the main reasons. Supply chains will take time to recover even after conflicts end. This will impact energy, metals, fertilizers, and food prices. India's inflation is expected to average 7-8 percent in FY27.

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economictimes.indiatimes.com18 g fa

Inflation seen at 5% in FY27, 50-75 bps rate hikes likely as food and fuel risks build: Report

ICICI Bank forecasts 5% FY27 inflation with 50-75 bps rate hikes due to West Asia conflict and weak monsoon pressuring food and energy. Rising rates and input costs compress IT enterprise budgets, increase cloud/SaaS funding costs, and signal higher capital requirements.

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thehindu.com15 g fa

India’s commodity costs to stay higher even as war ends

Commodity prices would stay elevated for a few more months even as the U.S.-Iran war comes to an end, due to second order effects on supply chain, according to a study by Sonal Badhan, Economist at Bank of Baroda.

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  1. sabato 13 giugno 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com

    Inflation seen at 5% in FY27, 50-75 bps rate hikes likely as food and fuel risks build: Report

    Inflation is set to climb to 5.0 percent in FY27. Upside risks persist due to the West Asia conflict and a potential below-normal monsoon. ICICI Bank Global Markets anticipates…

  2. sabato 13 giugno 2026·thehindubusinessline.com

    Inflation seen at 5% in FY27, 50-75 bps rate hikes likely: ICICI Bank Global Markets

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thehindubusinessline.com18 g fa

Inflation seen at 5% in FY27, 50-75 bps rate hikes likely: ICICI Bank Global Markets

ICICI Bank Global Markets projects FY27 inflation at 5%, core at 4.6%, with RBI policy rate hikes likely 50-75 bps; persistent food and energy pressures from geopolitical conflict and below-normal monsoon. For CTOs managing India-based engineering teams, scenario signals rising outsourcing costs and cloud pricing; margin compression on nearshore services and retention pressure on local talent pools.

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Food inflation accelerated to 4.8% YoY from 4.2% in April, core to 3.9% from 3.7%, and energy to 1.9% from 0.4%

  • lunedì 15 giugno 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com

    India's wholesale inflation at 9.68% in May under revamped series as Iran war-driven oil costs bite

    Indias wholesale inflation stood at 9.68% in May under a new series, with food and fuel prices remaining high amid ongoing US-Iran conflict-driven pressures on crude oil and…

  • martedì 16 giugno 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com

    Global commodity prices likely to remain elevated amid easing West Asia tensions; India's WPI seen at 7-8% in FY27: Report

    Global commodity prices will stay high in coming months. Geopolitical tensions in West Asia and bad weather affecting crops are the main reasons. Supply chains will take time to…

  • martedì 16 giugno 2026·thehindu.com

    India’s commodity costs to stay higher even as war ends

    Commodity prices would stay elevated for a few more months even as the U.S.-Iran war comes to an end, due to second order effects on supply chain, according to a study by Sonal…

  • mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com

    West Asia crisis eases, but peace could elude consumers for now

    Consumers in India will not experience immediate price drops for daily essentials and home appliances. Manufacturers are holding onto raw materials bought at higher costs. Any…