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Inflation inches up to 3.75 p.c.

NEW DELHI: The rate of inflation continued on its northward movement and inched up further to 3.75 per cent during the week ended September 17 from 3.53 per cent in the previous week on account of higher prices of minerals, cement and manufactured products.

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