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A worker stacks sacks of vegetables onto a handcart at a wholesale vegetable market in Delhi February 12, 2015. Indian inflation probably rose in January as the country shifted to a new base year for calculating prices, adding more weight for services like education and health, changes that may deter the central bank from cutting interest rates soon. In India, where food accounts for nearly half of the consumer price index, policy makers fear that retail inflation could accelerate if global oil prices rebound or weak rains hurt food production. (Photo by Anindito Mukherjee/Reuters)
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