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Monetary policy review: Challenging the status quos and dilemmas

Inflation should remain largely range bound in the coming months (5-6 per cent)

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Soumya Kanti Ghosh

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The decision to pause and keep the stance unchanged by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) was largely along the expected lines. Beyond such a move, we believe the policy is a reflection and open communication of the RBI’s penchant to anchor the multiple growth drivers domestically, while remaining sanguine and uber mindful of heightened uncertainties globally whose pass-through impacts are well understood. 
 
With the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) clearly flagging the serious re-rise of known drivers of uncertainties and prolonged geopolitical tensions, there is no ambiguity as far as its interpretation on withdrawal of accommodation is positioned. 
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