Below-Normal Rainfall Does Not Guarantee Higher Food Prices; Spatial & Monthly Distribution More Critical: Report

Below-normal rainfall does not necessarily lead to higher food prices, as the impact on food inflation depends more on the spatial distribution of rainfall across months and states than on the overall rainfall deficit, according to a report by the State Bank of India (SBI).The re

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