(Reuters) - Inflation in India is a matter of concern, but is expected to moderate to acceptable levels, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said on Monday, without specifying any time frame.
Earlier, Finance Secretary Ashok Chawla said that the special liquidity measures announced by the Indian central bank on Friday was \"very temporary\" and will not have a bearing on monetary action.
India\'s headline inflation, measured by wholesale price index , was 8.62 in September compared with 8.5 percent in August, while inflation at retail level -- measured by consumer price index -- eased to 9.82 percent in September from 9.88 percent a month ago.
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