How RBI manages recovery demand against threats to financial stability from cheap money may be a more important story for India investors in 2021 than the standard growth versus inflation trade-off
Governor Das has to take a call soon on unwinding stimulus
Retail inflation based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) stood at 7.61 per cent in October
The annual wholesale price index rose in November, mainly because of an increase in prices of manufacturing items
Over the past one month (since November 13), Brent crude oil prices have surged nearly 18 per cent to $50.34 a barrel now
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The following charts explain the current situation of the economy
The MPC now expects consumer price index-based inflation to average at 6.8% in the current quarter, and at 5.8% in January-March 2021
Das said the economy was rebounding faster than expected from a coronavirus-induced slump earlier in the year but warned signs of recovery were far from being broad based
Given the RBI's projection on inflation, we may not see any further cut rate at least till mid-March 2021. It may also get postponed to next fiscal year
The curious message we get form the statement is that inflation is no longer the only target and we are back to the old days when both growth and inflation were targets for monetary policy
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The RBI MPC voted unanimously to keep the key policy rate unchanged
Hiring reverses declining trend, services inflation accelerates
The members of the Reserve Bank of India's fourth bi-monthly monetary policy Committee began their three-day meeting today, and are expected to announce the outcome on Friday
The overnight call money rate has fallen below the reverse repo rate on days on account of the excess liquidity in the banking system
The retail inflation for industrial workers increased to 5.91 per cent in October.
Inflation is being driven by supply-side problems and is likely to stay elevated for a while, Mridul Saggar said
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Things that cannot go on forever will not go on forever. There will be a change in the direction of the wind. One must hope it will be slow and calibrated, writes T N Ninan