7 percent jump in wheat prices, flour becomes costlier again, will also affect the prices of food items

Wheat Price In India: There is no reduction in the prices of wheat. Its direct effect is being seen on the common man’s kitchen. The central government is continuously taking steps to control wheat prices. But that much effect is not being seen at the ground level. Once again an increase has been registered in the prices of wheat which have come to the fore in Delhi. The increased price of wheat has increased the problems of the common man.

7 percent jump in wheat prices
The increase in the prices of wheat and flour has been seen in the whole country. Due to increase in the price of wheat, its effect is also being seen on the prices of flour. There is a big crisis in front of the people because the price of wheat is increasing for the second time in two weeks. Experts of the wheat market say that a jump of up to 7 percent has been registered in the prices of wheat.

Because of this wheat is becoming expensive
There is a continuous shortage of wheat in the market. Wheat traders are demanding from the central government to unload wheat stock in the market. So that consumption can be ensured in the market. But till now the Central Government has not taken any step in this direction. Wheat from the buffer stock has not been launched in the market. Due to this the problem is increasing further. Market experts say that relief is expected only after the arrival of wheat in the market.

Food prices may increase
The price of wheat is crossing Rs 3000 a quintal. The prices of flour are continuously on fire. Its price has increased very fast. The price of flour in the market has crossed Rs 40 per kg. Experts say that it may take more than 3 months for the new crop of wheat to enter the market. Until the central government will not launch it in the market. Till then it will be difficult to see softening in the prices of wheat and flour. Apart from this, products made from wheat can also come under the grip of inflation. In the last few days, the prices of flour have seen an increase of up to 25 percent.