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Wholesale Price Index, Office of the Economic Adviser, DPIIT, released 14 September 2026

9.92%

Wholesale prices in August were 9.92% higher than a year earlier, up from 9.78% in July.

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Wholesale price inflation, year on year, per cent, on the 2022-23 base (provisional for the latest months). Read the guide

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2016’17’18’19’20’21’22’23’24’25’26Consumer pricesAugust 20264.8%from Apr 2024Wholesale pricesAugust 20269.92%House pricesJan to Mar 20261.1%from Apr 2023GDPApr to Jun 20267.8%from Apr 2024Industrial productionAugust 20268.0%How much India owesJan to Mar 2026188.6%Interest ratesfrom 7 October 20265.50%from Jan 2020Bank credit and moneyAugust 202619.1%India's banksMarch 20261.8%from Apr 2018Savings, markets and companiesJan to Mar 20266.4%External accountApr to Jun 2026−$4.2 bnfrom Jan 2017What India buys and sellsJuly 2026−$31.9 bnfrom Apr 2025JobsAugust 20265.0%Climate and heatAugust 2026+0.63°C
201620182020202220242026Consumer prices4.8%Wholesale prices9.92%House prices1.1%GDP7.8%Industrial production8.0%How much India owes188.6%Interest rates5.50%Bank credit and money19.1%India's banks1.8%Savings, markets and companies6.4%External account−$4.2 bnWhat India buys and sells−$31.9 bnJobs5.0%Climate and heat+0.63°C

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36 economies, one page each

Consumer price inflation in August 2026, year on year, per cent. Each tile sits roughly where its state lies, and opens its profile.

Andaman and Nicobar Islands, 3.8%AN3.8Andhra Pradesh, 5.5%AP5.5Arunachal Pradesh, 3.1%AR3.1Assam, 4.8%AS4.8Bihar, 4.2%BR4.2Chandigarh, 4.0%CH4.0Chhattisgarh, 3.8%CG3.8Goa, 3.6%GA3.6Gujarat, 5.0%GJ5.0Haryana, 3.9%HR3.9Himachal Pradesh, 3.8%HP3.8Jammu and Kashmir, 4.1%JK4.1Jharkhand, 3.1%JH3.1Karnataka, 5.2%KA5.2Kerala, 4.7%KL4.7Ladakh, 5.3%LA5.3Lakshadweep, 3.1%LD3.1Madhya Pradesh, 5.5%MP5.5Maharashtra, 4.8%MH4.8Manipur, 4.5%MN4.5Meghalaya, 2.8%ML2.8Mizoram, 2.4%MZ2.4Nagaland, 2.9%NL2.9Delhi, 2.6%DL2.6Odisha, 5.5%OD5.5Puducherry, 5.8%PY5.8Punjab, 4.5%PB4.5Rajasthan, 5.2%RJ5.2Sikkim, 4.6%SK4.6Tamil Nadu, 5.9%TN5.9Telangana, 6.3%TS6.3Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu, 6.2%DH6.2Tripura, 3.5%TR3.5Uttar Pradesh, 5.1%UP5.1Uttarakhand, 4.7%UK4.7West Bengal, 3.3%WB3.3
Andaman and Nicobar Islands, 3.8%AN3.8Andhra Pradesh, 5.5%AP5.5Arunachal Pradesh, 3.1%AR3.1Assam, 4.8%AS4.8Bihar, 4.2%BR4.2Chandigarh, 4.0%CH4.0Chhattisgarh, 3.8%CG3.8Goa, 3.6%GA3.6Gujarat, 5.0%GJ5.0Haryana, 3.9%HR3.9Himachal Pradesh, 3.8%HP3.8Jammu and Kashmir, 4.1%JK4.1Jharkhand, 3.1%JH3.1Karnataka, 5.2%KA5.2Kerala, 4.7%KL4.7Ladakh, 5.3%LA5.3Lakshadweep, 3.1%LD3.1Madhya Pradesh, 5.5%MP5.5Maharashtra, 4.8%MH4.8Manipur, 4.5%MN4.5Meghalaya, 2.8%ML2.8Mizoram, 2.4%MZ2.4Nagaland, 2.9%NL2.9Delhi, 2.6%DL2.6Odisha, 5.5%OD5.5Puducherry, 5.8%PY5.8Punjab, 4.5%PB4.5Rajasthan, 5.2%RJ5.2Sikkim, 4.6%SK4.6Tamil Nadu, 5.9%TN5.9Telangana, 6.3%TS6.3Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu, 6.2%DH6.2Tripura, 3.5%TR3.5Uttar Pradesh, 5.1%UP5.1Uttarakhand, 4.7%UK4.7West Bengal, 3.3%WB3.3
Under 3%3 to 4%4 to 5%5 to 6%6% and over

Fastest

  1. Telangana6.3%
  2. Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu6.2%
  3. Tamil Nadu5.9%
  4. Puducherry5.8%
  5. Madhya Pradesh5.5%

Slowest

  1. Mizoram2.4%
  2. Delhi2.6%
  3. Meghalaya2.8%
  4. Nagaland2.9%
  5. Arunachal Pradesh3.1%
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