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Inflation rises to 6.52 p.c.

NEW DELHI, JULY 23. Maintaining its upward spree for the third consecutive week, inflation rose substantially to 6.52 per cent for the week ended July 10 from 6.16 per cent in the previous week even as primary items, including food articles such as vegetables and fruits and some of the manufactured products, became cheaper.

The point-to-point wholesale price index inflation scaled further to touch the highest level since last two years though fuel prices remained unchanged and it was 4.65 per cent in the previous year period.

PTI

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