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RBI monetary policy: Govt told to cut fuel taxes to ease inflation concerns

GDP projection revised upwards, but lower than Eco Survey's

Monetary policy: Retail interest in G-secs may be limited, say experts

HNI participation may be gradual; mutual funds see little impact on fund flows

Govt, RBI's in-sync approach to economic growth inspires confidence

Street expecting across-the-board earnings acceleration in FY22

Bond market ko gussa kyun aata hai

Normally, the market eats out of the RBI Governor's hands but the size of the govt borrowing is killing its risk appetite

Monetary policy: Rising yields a worry and RBI should act, say bond dealers

Rise in interest rates could hit corporate earnings, hinder economic recovery

RBI's monetary policy committee starts deliberations on interest rates

The committee is likely to hold interest rates steady and continue with an accommodative policy stance

WPI inflation eases in sync with retail, but core spikes in December

Softens to four-month low of 1.22% in December from 1.55% in November as food items enter deflationary zone; core inflation at 2-year high of 4.2%

Behind the recovery

Policymakers should not lose sight of economic distortions

MPC should have said little sustained inflation will be good for economy

Keynesian expansionism of central bank balance sheets has run its course; the marginal benefits from it will be negligible.

RBI to hold accommodative stance, rate cut window limited: MPC minutes

The MPC left key interest rates unchanged this month

A no-action monetary policy buys time for growth

The job of breaking the back of inflation is left to the government's proactive supply management strategies, for now

RBI Monetary policy LIVE: FY21 GDP contraction outlook revised to 7.5%

RBI Monetary policy LIVE updates: MPC voted unanimously to keep rates unchanged, said RBI governor Shaktikanta Das. Stay tuned for all the LIVE updates

RBI keeps repo rate unchanged at 4%; maintains accommodative stance

The RBI MPC voted unanimously to keep the key policy rate unchanged

RBI likely to keep rates unchanged amid high inflation, signs of recovery

The six-member Monetary Policy Committee is forecast to hold the benchmark repurchase rate at 4% Friday

RBI Monetary Policy: Here's what to expect from the December meeting

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

RBI's Monetary Policy Committee starts 3-day deliberation on key rates

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of RBI began its three-day deliberation on Wednesday here amid expectations that the central bank will maintain status quo on the benchmark lending rates in view of high retail inflation. The RBI will announce its monetary policy review on December 4. After its last MPC meeting in October, RBI kept policy rates unchanged to help tame inflation that in the recent times has surged past 6 per cent mark. RBI projected the country's GDP to contract 9.5 per cent in the current financial year due to the pandemic. It has cut policy rates by 115 basis points since February. Experts opined that RBI may not slash policy rate in the wake of rising Consume Price Index (CPI)-based inflation driven mainly by supply side issues. Amar Ambani, Senior President & Institutional Research Head at Yes Securities said with frequency indicators and GDP data conveying meaningful rebound in economic activity and retail inflation remaining stubbornly high, "we not only ...

Macro backdrop calls for status quo on rates

The MPC in all likelihood would keep the repo rate unchanged at 4 per cent, extending the pause from its August and October meetings and reiterating the accommodative stance

Shift from rates to managing the emerging Quadrilemma

A large autonomous driver of liquidity has been RBI intervention in the foreign exchange markets.

Corporate ownership of private banks: Has the train left the station?

If indeed the gate opens for big industrial houses, the RBI needs to be smarter than them and demonstrate it through action, not reaction

Economic recovery stronger than expected: RBI governor Shaktikanta Das

The RBI is scheduled to announce its monetary policy next week where it is expected to give its outlook on growth