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      Index Numbers of Wholesale Price in India for the Month of July, 2022(Base Year: 2011-12)

      August 16, 2022

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      The annual rate of inflation based on All-India Wholesale Price Index (WPI) Number is 13.93% (Provisional) for the month of July, 2022 (over July, 2021). WPI-based inflation was 15.18% in June 2022. Inflation in July, 2022 is primarily contributed by rise in prices of mineral oils, food articles, crude petroleum & natural gas, basic metals, electricity, chemicals & chemical products, food products etc. as compared to the corresponding month of the previous year. The index numbers and inflation rate for the last three months of all commodities and WPI components are given below:

      Index Numbers & Annual Rate of Inflation (Y-o-Y in %)*

      All Commodities/Major Groups

      Weight (%)

      May-22 (F)

      Jun-22 (P)

      Jul-22 (P)

      Index

      Inflation

      Index

      Inflation

      Index

      Inflation

      All Commodities

      100.0

      155.0

      16.63

      154.0

      15.18

      153.8

      13.93

      I. Primary Articles

      22.6

      178.5

      18.84

      182.4

      19.22

      177.5

      15.04

      II. Fuel & Power

      13.2

      163.6

      49.00

      155.4

      40.38

      165.6

      43.75

      III. Manufactured Products

      64.2

      145.0

      10.27

      143.7

      9.19

      143.1

      8.16

           Food Index

      24.4

      175.6

      10.58

      178.4

      12.41

      174.4

      9.41

          Note: P: Provisional, F: Final, *Annual rate of WPI inflation calculated over the corresponding month of previous year

      2.   The month over month change in WPI index for the month of July, 2022 stood at (-0.13%) as compared to June, 2022. The monthly change in WPI index for last six-month is summarized below:

      Month Over Month (M-o-M in %) change in WPI Index#

      All Commodities/Major Groups

      Weight

      Feb-22

      Mar-22

      Apr-22

      May-22

      Jun-22 (P)

      Jul-22 (P)

      All Commodities

      100.00

      1.04

      2.48

      2.28

      1.77

      -0.65

      -0.13

      I. Primary Articles

      22.62

      0.00

      2.03

      2.11

      2.29

      2.18

      -2.69

      II. Fuel & Power

      13.15

      2.22

      4.05

      5.07

      8.20

      -5.01

      6.56

      III. Manufactured Products

      64.23

      1.24

      2.45

      1.69

      0.21

      -0.90

      -0.42

           Food Index

      24.38

      0.24

      0.90

      3.03

      1.33

      1.59

      -2.24

         Note: P: Provisional, #Monthly rate of change, based on month over month (M-o-M) WPI calculated over the preceding month

      3.  Month over Month Change in Major Groups of WPI:

      1. Primary Articles (Weight 22.62%):- The index for this major group declined by 2.69% to 177.5 (provisional) in July, 2022 from 182.4 (provisional) for the month of June, 2022. Prices of Minerals (0.96%) increased in July, 2022 as compared to June, 2022. Prices of Food Articles (-2.56%), Non-food Articles (-2.61%) and Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas (-5.05%) declined in July, 2022 as compared to June, 2022.
      1. Fuel & Power (Weight 13.15%):- The index for this major group increased by (6.56%) to 165.6 (provisional) in July, 2022 from 155.4 (provisional) for the month of June, 2022. Prices of Mineral Oils (7.95%) and Electricity (6.38%) increased in July, 2022 as compared to June, 2022.
      1. Manufactured Products (Weight 64.23%):- The index for this major group declined by 0.42% to 143.1 (provisional) in July, 2022 from 143.7 (provisional) for the month of June, 2022. Out of the 22 NIC two-digit groups for manufactured products, 9 groups have witnessed an increase in prices while 12 groups that have witnessed a decrease in prices. The increase in prices is mainly contributed by other manufacturing, machinery and equipment, fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment, furniture, other transport equipment, wearing apparel, tobacco products, leather and leather products, computer, electronic and optical products etc. in July, 2022 as compared to June, 2022. Some of the groups that have witnessed decrease in prices are food products, basic metals, textiles, wood and of products of wood and cork, rubber and plastics products, electrical equipment, chemical and chemical products etc. in July, 2022 as compared to June, 2022.

      4.  WPI Food Index (Weight 24.38%): The Food Index consisting of 'Food Articles' from Primary Articles group and 'Food Product' from Manufactured Products group have decreased from 178.4 in June, 2022 to 174.4 in July, 2022. The rate of inflation based on WPI Food Index decreased from 12.41% in June, 2022 to 9.41% in July, 2022.

      5.  Final index for the month of May, 2022 (Base Year: 2011-12=100): For the month of May, 2022 the final Wholesale Price Index and inflation rate for 'All Commodities' (Base: 2011-12=100) stood at 155.0 and 16.63 % respectively. The details of all India Wholesale Price Indices and Rates of Inflation for different commodity groups for July, 2022 are at Annex I. The Annual rate of Inflation (Y-o-Y) based on WPI for different commodity groups in the last six months are at Annex II. The WPI Index for different commodity groups in the last six months is at Annex III.

      6.  Response Rate: The WPI for July, 2022 have been compiled at a weighted response rate of 85.7 percent, while the final figure for May, 2022 is based on the weighted response rate of 91.6 percent. The provisional figures of WPI will undergo revision as per the final revision policy of WPI. This press release, item indices, and inflation numbers are available at our home page http://eaindustry.nic.in

      7.  Next date of Press Release: WPI for the month of August, 2022 would be released on 14/9/2022.

      Note: The DPIIT released index numbers of wholesale price in India on monthly basis on 14th of every month (or next working day) with a time lag of two weeks of the reference month, and the index numbers is compiled with data received from institutional sources and selected manufacturing units across the country. This press release contains WPI (Base Year 2011-12=100) for the month of July, 2022 (Provisional), May, 2022 (Final) and other months/years. Provisional figures of WPI is finalised after 10 weeks, and then frozen thereafter.

      Annex-I

      All India Wholesale Price Indices and Rates of Inflation (Base Year: 2011-12=100) for July, 2022

       

      Commodities/Major Groups/Groups/Sub-Groups/Items

      Weight

      Index (Jul-22) *

      Latest month over month

      Cumulative Inflation (YoY)

      WPI Based rate of Inflation (YoY)

      2021-2022

      2022-2023*

      2021-2022

      2022-2023*

      Jul-21

      Jul-22*

      ALL COMMODITIES

      100

      153.80

      0.97

      -0.13

      11.87

      15.27

      11.57

      13.93

      I. PRIMARY ARTICLES

      22.62

      177.50

      0.85

      -2.69

      8.54

      17.06

      6.34

      15.04

      A. Food Articles

      15.26

      178.90

      0.62

      -2.56

      3.03

      11.35

      0.12

      10.77

      Cereals

      2.82

      172.10

      -0.57

      1.06

      -2.83

      8.47

      -2.91

      9.76

      Paddy

      1.43

      166.20

      -0.31

      0.42

      -1.54

      2.18

      -2.77

      3.10

      Wheat

      1.03

      173.60

      -1.86

      1.05

      -2.58

      11.38

      -2.86

      13.61

      Pulses

      0.64

      175.10

      -2.70

      1.45

      10.70

      -1.25

      8.41

      1.33

      Vegetables

      1.87

      226.10

      15.67

      -12.74

      -6.41

      37.63

      -8.30

      18.25

      Potato

      0.28

      289.50

      3.00

      13.44

      -31.30

      36.40

      -36.69

      53.50

      Onion

      0.16

      172.50

      6.01

      14.69

      28.63

      -21.73

      72.01

      -25.93

      Fruits

      1.60

      188.20

      -9.86

      -3.04

      11.31

      15.72

      -3.45

      29.44

      Milk

      4.44

      164.40

      0.97

      0.12

      2.13

      5.79

      2.50

      5.45

      Eggs, Meat & Fish

      2.40

      173.10

      -1.09

      -2.64

      9.57

      5.95

      7.97

      5.55

      B. Non-Food Articles

      4.12

      171.70

      2.56

      -2.61

      18.88

      19.80

      22.94

      12.81

      Oil Seeds

      1.12

      208.10

      2.46

      -4.32

      35.90

      5.20

      40.75

      -4.06

      C. Minerals

      0.83

      210.20

      -2.29

      0.96

      15.40

      13.70

      12.55

      12.17

      D. Crude Petroleum & Natural gas

      2.41

      167.50

      1.51

      -5.05

      55.40

      72.86

      42.25

      65.84

      Crude Petroleum

      1.95

      162.10

      1.79

      -6.57

      96.66

      68.85

      68.48

      58.77

      II. FUEL & POWER

      13.15

      165.60

      4.07

      6.56

      28.35

      43.00

      27.01

      43.75

      LPG

      0.64

      135.30

      5.67

      -8.95

      36.42

      42.68

      38.14

      32.00

      Petrol

      1.60

      180.30

      9.32

      7.58

      57.45

      60.97

      59.04

      55.30

      HSD

      3.10

      210.00

      6.38

      18.38

      53.16

      71.51

      53.79

      72.41

      III. MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS

      64.23

      143.10

      0.53

      -0.42

      10.78

      9.75

      11.46

      8.16

      Mf/o Food Products

      9.12

      167.00

      0.00

      -1.53

      13.77

      8.70

      13.06

      7.19

      Vegetable And Animal Oils and Fats

      2.64

      193.40

      0.60

      -6.71

      45.64

      10.92

      42.66

      4.20

      Mf/o Beverages

      0.91

      128.40

      0.72

      -0.08

      0.54

      1.87

      1.20

      1.50

      Mf/o Tobacco Products

      0.51

      164.80

      2.22

      0.49

      0.81

      3.04

      2.22

      2.30

      Mf/o Textiles

      4.88

      147.20

      0.85

      -0.94

      12.86

      13.98

      15.85

      12.54

      Mf/o Wearing Apparel

      0.81

      147.30

      0.42

      0.41

      2.21

      4.26

      3.96

      3.88

      Mf/o Leather and Related Products

      0.54

      122.90

      -0.34

      0.33

      0.30

      3.19

      -0.34

      4.77

      Mf/o Wood and of Products of Wood and Cork

      0.77

      143.00

      1.08

      -3.57

      4.03

      4.21

      4.39

      2.00

      Mf/o Paper and Paper Products

      1.11

      153.90

      0.38

      -1.22

      10.42

      16.51

      11.34

      15.28

      Mf/o Chemicals and Chemical Products

      6.47

      147.20

      0.78

      -0.20

      11.18

      14.28

      11.56

      13.84

      Mf/o Pharmaceuticals, Medicinal Chemical and Botanical Products

      1.99

      139.90

      -0.30

      0.00

      4.32

      3.31

      3.31

      4.17

      Mf/o Rubber and Plastics Products

      2.30

      130.50

      0.66

      -0.84

      12.96

      8.32

      13.14

      7.50

      Mf/o other Non-Metallic Mineral Products

      3.20

      132.00

      0.99

      -0.45

      3.07

      8.41

      4.52

      7.67

      Cement, Lime and Plaster

      1.64

      134.30

      1.37

      -1.18

      1.96

      8.07

      3.87

      6.42

      Mf/o Basic Metals

      9.65

      148.90

      0.00

      -0.87

      26.85

      16.68

      29.09

      11.12

      Mild Steel - Semi Finished Steel

      1.27

      128.00

      -1.12

      -0.78

      21.60

      13.67

      21.39

      11.11

      Mf/o Fabricated Metal Products, Except Machinery and Equipment

      3.15

      140.30

      1.41

      0.72

      11.26

      10.50

      14.12

      8.51

      Note: * = Provisional, Mf/o = Manufacture of

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      Commodities/Major Groups/Groups/Sub-Groups/Items

      Weight

      WPI based inflation figures for last 6 months

      Feb-22

      Mar-22

      Apr-22

      May-22

      Jun-22*

      Jul-22*

      ALL COMMODITIES

      100.0

      13.43

      14.63

      15.38

      16.63

      15.18

      13.93

      I. PRIMARY ARTICLES

      22.62

      13.87

      15.94

      15.18

      18.84

      19.22

      15.04

      A. Food Articles

      15.26

      8.19

      8.44

      8.48

      11.78

      14.39

      10.77

      Cereals

      2.82

      6.07

      8.12

      8.05

      8.08

      7.99

      9.76

      Paddy

      1.43

      0.00

      0.99

      1.48

      1.79

      2.35

      3.10

      Wheat

      1.03

      11.03

      14.04

      11.02

      10.61

      10.34

      13.61

      Pulses

      0.64

      2.72

      2.22

      -0.34

      -3.07

      -2.82

      1.33

      Vegetables

      1.87

      26.99

      20.08

      22.59

      57.55

      56.75

      18.25

      Potato

      0.28

      15.66

      26.36

      19.84

      30.34

      39.38

      53.50

      Onion

      0.16

      -26.42

      -9.33

      -4.02

      -20.40

      -31.54

      -25.93

      Fruits

      1.6

      10.24

      11.12

      10.58

      5.91

      20.33

      29.44

      Milk

      4.44

      1.87

      4.12

      5.56

      5.81

      6.35

      5.45

      Eggs, Meat & Fish

      2.4

      8.14

      9.42

      4.63

      6.37

      7.24

      5.55

      B. Non-Food Articles

      4.12

      24.23

      25.27

      23.95

      24.07

      18.80

      12.81

      Oil Seeds

      1.12

      22.88

      22.49

      16.10

      7.08

      2.74

      -4.06

      C. Minerals

      0.83

      22.08

      21.69

      12.00

      23.00

      8.55

      12.17

      D. Crude Petroleum & Natural gas

      2.41

      46.14

      69.20

      69.07

      79.50

      77.29

      65.84

           Crude Petroleum

      1.95

      55.17

      83.56

      65.69

      78.67

      72.98

      58.77

      II. FUEL & POWER

      13.15

      30.84

      31.78

      38.84

      49.00

      40.38

      43.75

      LPG

      0.64

      26.27

      24.88

      38.48

      47.71

      53.20

      32.00

      Petrol

      1.60

      56.64

      53.54

      60.63

      71.10

      57.82

      55.30

      HSD

      3.10

      55.59

      52.32

      67.62

      92.01

      54.93

      72.41

      III. MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS

      64.23

      10.24

      11.26

      11.39

      10.27

      9.19

      8.16

      Mf/o Food Products

      9.12

      9.48

      10.61

      10.18

      8.58

      8.86

      7.19

      Vegetable and Animal Oils and Fats

      2.64

      15.63

      17.39

      15.33

      11.83

      12.36

      4.20

      Mf/o Beverages

      0.91

      2.41

      1.60

      1.59

      2.07

      2.31

      1.50

      Mf/o Tobacco Products

      0.51

      0.50

      2.92

      2.68

      3.14

      4.06

      2.30

      Mf/o Textiles

      4.88

      14.01

      12.95

      13.29

      15.56

      14.57

      12.54

      Mf/o Wearing Apparel

      0.81

      3.65

      3.64

      4.42

      4.86

      3.90

      3.88

      Mf/o Leather and Related Products

      0.54

      3.94

      2.38

      2.37

      1.59

      4.08

      4.77

      Mf/o Wood and of Products of Wood and Cork

      0.77

      4.92

      4.87

      5.49

      2.46

      6.92

      2.00

      Mf/o Paper and Paper Products

      1.11

      14.00

      13.62

      15.74

      17.87

      17.14

      15.28

      Mf/o Chemicals and Chemical Products

      6.47

      13.08

      13.30

      13.83

      14.49

      14.96

      13.84

      Mf/o Pharmaceuticals, Medicinal Chemical and Botanical Products

      1.99

      3.84

      3.45

      3.64

      1.61

      3.86

      4.17

      Mf/o Rubber and Plastics Products

      2.30

      9.46

      8.79

      7.77

      8.91

      9.12

      7.50

      Mf/o other Non-Metallic Mineral Products

      3.20

      7.46

      6.24

      7.67

      9.10

      9.23

      7.67

      Cement, Lime and Plaster

      1.64

      7.18

      5.02

      6.98

      9.76

      9.16

      6.42

      Mf/o Basic Metals

      9.65

      21.47

      27.02

      25.35

      18.50

      12.09

      11.12

      Mild Steel - Semi Finished Steel

      1.27

      16.38

      19.95

      19.03

      13.93

      10.73

      11.11

      Mf/o Fabricated Metal Products, Except Machinery and Equipment

      3.15

      10.60

      11.08

      13.21

      11.15

      9.25

      8.51

      Note: * = Provisional, Mf/o = Manufacture of

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      Commodities/Major Groups/Groups/Sub-Groups/Items

      Weight

      WPI Index for last 6 months

      Feb-22

      Mar-22

      Apr-22

      May-22

      Jun-22*

      Jul-22*

      ALL COMMODITIES

      100.0

      145.3

      148.9

      152.3

      155.0

      154.0

      153.8

      I. PRIMARY ARTICLES

      22.62

      167.5

      170.9

      174.5

      178.5

      182.4

      177.5

      A. Food Articles

      15.26

      170.4

      169.6

      175.3

      178.4

      183.6

      178.9

      Cereals

      2.82

      164.2

      167.7

      170.4

      171.3

      170.3

      172.1

      Paddy

      1.43

      161.7

      163.1

      164.4

      165.1

      165.5

      166.2

      Wheat

      1.03

      166.1

      171.4

      173.3

      174.1

      171.8

      173.6

      Pulses

      0.64

      173.5

      175.1

      174.7

      173.5

      172.6

      175.1

      Vegetables

      1.87

      212.7

      180.0

      186.7

      224.2

      259.1

      226.1

      Potato

      0.28

      170.6

      181.7

      194.5

      232.0

      255.2

      289.5

      Onion

      0.16

      266.8

      218.6

      157.5

      139.3

      150.4

      172.5

      Fruits

      1.6

      168.0

      177.9

      211.2

      189.9

      194.1

      188.2

      Milk

      4.44

      157.8

      161.6

      163.3

      163.9

      164.2

      164.4

      Eggs, Meat & Fish

      2.4

      167.3

      169.6

      169.6

      173.6

      177.8

      173.1

      B. Non-Food Articles

      4.12

      170.2

      175.0

      177.5

      179.9

      176.3

      171.7

      Oil Seeds

      1.12

      215.4

      226.6

      227.2

      223.7

      217.5

      208.1

      C. Minerals

      0.83

      225.0

      228.9

      208.2

      210.2

      208.2

      210.2

      D. Crude Petroleum & Natural gas

      2.41

      125.1

      151.6

      152.5

      165.5

      176.4

      167.5

           Crude Petroleum

      1.95

      129.1

      161.9

      147.3

      163.3

      173.5

      162.1

      II. FUEL & POWER

      13.15

      138.3

      143.9

      151.2

      163.6

      155.4

      165.6

      LPG

      0.64

      126.4

      133.0

      149.7

      154.8

      148.6

      135.3

      Petrol

      1.60

      139.1

      149.7

      157.1

      173.5

      167.6

      180.3

      HSD

      3.10

      147.5

      157.8

      169.3

      204.3

      177.4

      210.0

      III. MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS

      64.23

      138.9

      142.3

      144.7

      145.0

      143.7

      143.1

      Mf/o Food Products

      9.12

      160.5

      165.7

      169.9

      170.8

      169.6

      167.0

      Vegetable and Animal Oils and Fats

      2.64

      190.1

      202.5

      210.7

      213.6

      207.3

      193.4

      Mf/o Beverages

      0.91

      127.6

      127.0

      127.7

      128.4

      128.5

      128.4

      Mf/o Tobacco Products

      0.51

      159.8

      162.4

      164.6

      164.3

      164.0

      164.8

      Mf/o Textiles

      4.88

      142.4

      143.9

      145.8

      148.5

      148.6

      147.2

      Mf/o Wearing Apparel

      0.81

      144.7

      145.1

      146.5

      146.7

      146.7

      147.3

      Mf/o Leather and Related Products

      0.54

      121.3

      120.4

      121.0

      121.4

      122.5

      122.9

      Mf/o Wood and of Products of Wood and Cork

      0.77

      142.9

      144.4

      146.0

      141.7

      148.3

      143.0

      Mf/o Paper and Paper Products

      1.11

      143.3

      148.5

      153.7

      156.3

      155.8

      153.9

      Mf/o Chemicals and Chemical Products

      6.47

      139.2

      142.3

      145.7

      147.0

      147.5

      147.2

      Mf/o Pharmaceuticals, Medicinal Chemical and Botanical Products

      1.99

      137.9

      138.0

      139.6

      139.1

      139.9

      139.9

      Mf/o Rubber and Plastics Products

      2.30

      127.3

      130.0

      131.7

      132.0

      131.6

      130.5

      Mf/o other Non-Metallic Mineral Products

      3.20

      126.7

      127.7

      130.5

      131.9

      132.6

      132.0

      Cement, Lime and Plaster

      1.64

      128.4

      129.8

      133.4

      136.1

      135.9

      134.3

      Mf/o Basic Metals

      9.65

      147.1

      157.5

      161.2

      158.2

      150.2

      148.9

      Mild Steel - Semi Finished Steel

      1.27

      122.9

      132.3

      134.5

      133.3

      129.0

      128.0

      Mf/o Fabricated Metal Products, Except Machinery and Equipment

      3.15

      133.5

      135.3

      138.8

      140.6

      139.3

      140.3

      Note: * = Provisional, Mf/o = Manufacture of

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