Inflation News: There was a war going on between Iran and the US since February, which took a break for a few days in June, but now once again the conflict between the two countries has started. Due to which inflation started spreading across the country since March. Especially in the month of May, inflation increased very rapidly which had an impact on the public’s pockets as well. Recently, the inflation rate for the month of June has been revealed, which has increased the tension of the people.

Inflation increased in June
Inflation has increased significantly in June as compared to May. According to the recently released CPI report, retail inflation has increased to 4.38% in June. Which was 3.93% in the month of May. According to this report, inflation on food items stood at 5.32% in June, whereas it was 4.78% in May. So let us tell you what has become expensive and what has become cheap.

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Prices of these things increased
The biggest reason for increase in inflation in the month of June has been the increase in the prices of petrol and diesel in May. Due to which the cost of transportation has also increased. Due to this the prices of these things have increased:

stuff	May inflation rate (in percent)	June inflation rate (in percent)
silver jewelery	155.25%	133.21%
Ginger	32.50%	50.41%
Tomato	48.43%	31.92%
Gold and Diamond Jewelery	40.91	36.82%

The prices of these things decreased
However, not only have the prices of things increased, but the prices of many everyday items have also decreased, which also includes vegetables and fruits. The list of these things is as follows:

stuff	May inflation rate (in percent)	June inflation rate (in percent)
Potato	-23.71	-20.34%
Pea	-11.47	-9.67%
motor car/jeep	-7.19	-6.89%
Cumin	-4.59	-3.75%

Let us tell you that the inflation rate has increased in the month of June as compared to May because the government had increased the prices of petrol and diesel gas in May itself. Which had an impact on things used in everyday life. Everything from milk to transport had started becoming expensive. Now it will be interesting to see what comes out in the July report.

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Mumbai Vegetable Price Hike: The prices of petrol and diesel are continuously increasing across the country. There is a lot of pressure on the public due to the price increase four times in just 10 days. Even in Mumbai, people were already worried about the increase in fuel prices, but now there are reports that the prices of vegetables are also skyrocketing here. In the last few weeks, the prices of vegetables have increased so rapidly in APMC Vashi market that even the kitchen budget of people has been shaken.

Why did the prices increase?
The reason behind the increase in the prices of vegetables in Mumbai is said to be the increase in the cost of transport due to the increase in the prices of petrol and diesel. At the same time, traders also say that extreme heat and crop failure are also major reasons for this. On Tuesday, about 480 vehicles carrying vegetables reached the market, but these were less than normal days. The prices of vegetables have increased by about 20% in the wholesale market, while in the retail market the prices have increased even more. Vegetables like peas, French beans and beans are being sold at above Rs 100 per kg in many areas of Mumbai and Navi Mumbai.

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Kitchen budget has been shaken
According to the report of Mid Day, many people who came with him for shopping have told in the conversation that the entire budget of the kitchen of his house has gone wrong. Fatima Barde, a resident of Kharghar, said, ‘The cost of vegetables is increasing every week. Earlier, vegetables for 2-3 days could be bought for Rs 400-500, but now even normal vegetables have become expensive, due to which we have to reduce the purchase of green vegetables and beans.

Savita Rajeev, a resident of Vashi, says, ‘Now people are buying vegetables in less quantity. Tomatoes, beans, coriander and leafy vegetables have become very expensive. This is affecting middle class families the most.

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Prices will increase further in June
Not only this, traders even say that schools are closed and holidays are going on, due to which the demand is a little less. But from the first week of June the demand for homes, hotels, canteen and tiffin services will increase. If the supply of vegetables remains less in the market, prices may increase further.

The prices of vegetables across the country, including the capital Delhi, have been unbridled. All vegetables are being sold at double to one and a half to twice the price. The direct and most impact of which is falling on the budget of middle class families and other expenses are also being forced to cut. However, the prices of potatoes and onion used in daily dinner are still stable amidst the ever increasing prices of vegetables.

Potato is being sold at the rate of 16 to 20 rupees per kg, while talking about onion prices, they are also getting easily available on spending just 20 to 25 rupees. Which are giving some relief to the common people among the expensive green and seasonal vegetables. Along with this, tomatoes are also a little cheaper than in the past and selling for 40 to 50 rupees per kg and are playing an important role in maintaining the flavor of people’s plate.

Prices of vegetables in the mandis

सब्जियों की बढ़ी हुई कीमतों को लेकर जब एबीपी लाईव की टीम ने पश्चिमी दिल्ली की सबसे बड़ी सब्जी मंडी के विक्रेताओं से बात की तो केशोपुर मंडी के एक सब्जी विक्रेता वेदराम और उमेश ने बताया कि, इस वक्त मंडी में करेला – 50 रुपया, घीया – 20 – 25/ किलो, लोबिया – 50/किलो, भाटा बैगन – 30/किलो, भिंडी – 30/किलो, सीताफल – 12-15/kg, 7-8/kg, cabbage – 30/kg, beans – 150/kg, peas – 150 -200/kg, zucchini -40/kg, spinach – 50-60/kg, broccoli -150-180/kg, tinda – 80/kg – 80/kg, cucumber – 30/kg, coriander – 70- 90- 90/kg, green chilli – 50/50/kg – 50/50/kg – 50/50/kg – 50/kg – 50/50/kg – 50/50/kg – 50/50/kg – 50/50/50 50-60/kg, ghee -20-25/kg, cabbage -70-80/kg, Hari chilli 50 rupees kg, capsicum -100-125 kg, papaya -30 rupees -30 rupees.

Some vegetables are still on the sky in the market

Where other vegetables are confined in the double figures, then the same beans 150/Kg, Broccoli 150-180/Kg, Peas 150 to 200/Kg Capsicum 100 to 125/Kg And if you talk about carnivorous taste jackfruit, 120/Kg Did not appear to be sold at a lower price. The price of all these vegetables for wholesale traders, if access to retail shopkeeper is sold among the general public, then you can understand how expensive it will be. For example, if we talk about green coriander leaves, today’s wholesale price 70 to 90/Kg Whereas this coriander is retail ie in retail market, 20/100 to the public todayGram Get

Prices may fall from next month

Brokeli comes from Shimla at the rate of Rs 150-180 per kg and today it is being sold at Rs 280 per kg. At the same time, jackfruit is coming from Madras, which is selling Rs 120 per kg. Chitralal, who sells tomatoes, said that the price of tomatoes has declined slightly and from next month it will start getting Rs 30 per kg.

According to vegetable vendors, vegetable crops have suffered a lot due to rain. At the same time, green and seasonal vegetables coming from outside are not as arrival as consumption. Also, due to coming from other states, its transportation cost is also looking more. Due to these reasons, the prices of vegetables are getting unbridled. The arrival of new crops will start from next month, after which the price of vegetables will start.