
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
Related: Time for measured RBI monetary policy moves: What prompted the rate hike
Monetary policy: Negative interest rates are a matter of concern, says RBI
-
Normalising policy
The pace of rate hikes could moderate
-
India Inc's capex costs to shoot up as RBI hikes repo rate by 50 bps
The biggest losers would be the rate-sensitive real estate and two-wheeler sectors, which may see demand coming down
-
After rate hike, ask your lender to increase home loan EMI, not tenure
A 50-bps hike on a Rs 50 lakh loan of 20-year tenure would increase the EMI by Rs 1,545
-
RBI stays hawkish in fight against inflation; MPC reverses Covid-era cuts
RBI hikes repo rate by 50 bps, keeps FY23 inflation, growth forecasts at 6.7% & 7.2%; home loan rates set to exceed 8%
FINANCE
-
Despite better transmission, MCLR didn't meet expectations: RBI paper
The views expressed in the paper are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the institution to which they belong
-
State finances: Why FPIs need a reality check before they loosen the purse
-
Lower bad loans push PSU banks' profitability in June quarter: Analysis
» More
Case for a prolonged pause on interest rates by RBI, say economists
Last Updated at
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
Last Updated at
Two MPC members specifically warned that India may no longer be able to afford being accommodative on inflation
RBI MPC keeps repo rate unchanged at 6%, tells banks to shape up
Last Updated at
Says recap will be front-loaded for healthy banks; others have to prove efficiency
A prolonged pause on rates becoming the base case for monetary policy
Last Updated at
Incoming data on growth will become increasingly important now
Liquidity is and will remain comfortable: RBI
Last Updated at
RBI in total issued Rs 1 lakh cr of special bonds, sold another Rs 90,000 cr of regular bonds directly to secondary market
Popular Now
-
RBI guidelines may lead to high compliance cost for digital lending apps
-
India's foreign exchange reserves falls $897 million to $572.978 billion
-
Rupee down by 9 paise to 79.71 against US dollar in early trade today
-
MCLR more effective in policy transmission than base rate regime: RBI paper
-
Despite better transmission, MCLR didn't meet expectations: RBI paper
Latest News
-
'Old interest rates apply for failure to pay service tax in Dec 2015'
New notification changes interest prospectively and will not apply to omission to pay service tax before May 14, 2016
- Boeing, UK sign investment deal
- FMCG firm Emami raising overseas business: Director