India's inflation is likely to remain relatively contained in the coming months, supported by the recent correction in crude oil prices and softening of key input costs, including urea, following the cessation of the West Asia conflict, the finance ministry said in its latest Monthly Economic Report released on Tuesday. "Although the normalisation of global supply chains and trade flows to pre-conflict levels may take time, the decline in international commodity prices is expected to provide some cushion against further price pressures.