In the month of May, Indians will witness a consecutive second decline in India’s wholesale prices, primarily attributed to the decrease in commodity prices. According to government data, the wholesale price index (WPI) experienced a significant drop of 3.48%, surpassing economists’ expectations of a 2.35% decrease. This decline follows a 0.92% fall observed in April, indicating a continued alleviation of inflationary pressures. This article delves into the key factors that have contributed to the decline in wholesale prices and analyzes its implications for the Indian economy.