Crisil raises concerns over 'inflation' in pulses due to changing weather patterns

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Crisil Ratings predicts that the next peak of inflation in pulses could be 6 to 7 months away. Weather patterns last year damaged production, potentially increasing prices. Policymakers will need to pay attention to monsoon behavior and its effects on prices and take action to rectify pressure. This year, with delayed rains, pulses sowing could be affected. The government's removal of the 40% procurement ceiling for key pulses could encourage farmers and help increase sown area.

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