印度的进口通胀在2024年9月达到2%,由于黄金、石油和化学成本增加,达到13个月的最高点,导致整个零售通胀上升至5.5%。 India's imported inflation reached 2% in September 2024, highest in 13 months, due to increased gold, oil, and chemical costs, causing overall retail inflation to rise to 5.5%.

印度的进口通胀在2024年9月上升到2%, India's imported inflation rose to 2% in September 2024, the highest in 13 months, largely due to increased costs of gold, oils, and chemicals, according to a State Bank of India report. 黄金进口猛增到100.6亿美元,比前一年的49.4亿美元大幅增加。 Gold imports surged to $10.06 billion, a significant increase from $4.94 billion a year prior. 零售总通货膨胀率也上升至5.5%,主要受粮食价格的驱动,反映出全球价格波动对印度经济的影响日益增大。 Overall retail inflation also climbed to 5.5%, driven mainly by food prices, reflecting the growing impact of global price fluctuations on the Indian economy.