Indian retail inflation falls to lowest in five years
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New Delhi
INDIA'S inflation cooled to its lowest in at least five years in January as food prices fell following the government's cash clampdown, but emerging price pressures mean the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will probably keep interest rates on hold.
Consumer prices rose by an annual 3.17 per cent last month - their slowest pace since January 2012, when the government launched the current index series.
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