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Economists see repo rate climbing to around 6% before RBI pauses

Monetary policy review: Economists see repo rate climbing to around 6%

At its current level, the repo rate is at its highest since August 2019

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Case for a prolonged pause on interest rates by RBI, say economists

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But economists also say from now on minutes of the six-member Monetary Policy Committee meeting will make interesting reading

MPC: Several uncertainties on fiscal, external fronts persist, says Patel

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Two MPC members specifically warned that India may no longer be able to afford being accommodative on inflation

RBI, B P Kanungo, Urjit Patel, N S Vishwanathan, Viral V Acharya

RBI MPC keeps repo rate unchanged at 6%, tells banks to shape up

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Says recap will be front-loaded for healthy banks; others have to prove efficiency

Gaurav Kapur, Chief economist, IndusInd Bank

A prolonged pause on rates becoming the base case for monetary policy

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Incoming data on growth will become increasingly important now

Urjit Patel, RBI

Liquidity is and will remain comfortable: RBI

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RBI in total issued Rs 1 lakh cr of special bonds, sold another Rs 90,000 cr of regular bonds directly to secondary market

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