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The pivot of monetary policy has shifted squarely to growth

It is only next year when RBI expects growth to increase to 6.8 per cent that repo rate will be raised

RBI retains GDP forecast amid Covid surge: Key announcements in 11 points

The Reserve Bank of India has retained the economic growth projection for the current financial year at 10.5%. In a statement after the first Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said the recent surge in Covid-19 infections adds uncertainty to the domestic growth outlook amidst tightening of restrictions by some state governments. In this comprehensive video, we have compiled all the important announcements in eleven different points. Watch it now.

RBI Monetary policy highlights: Inflation outlook uncertain, says RBI guv

RBI Monetary policy: RBI today decided to keep rates unchanged today amid rising inflation, lockdowns and Covid surge. Stay tuned for all the LIVE updates

RBI Monetary Policy announcements: Highlights of Shaktikanta Das speech

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has expectedly left interest rates unchanged and maintained an accommodative stance as the economy faces a renewed threat to growth due to the resurgence of coronavirus cases. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) also kept its estimate for economic growth unchanged at 10.5 per cent for the current fiscal. Watch the video for the major highlights of RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das's statement on policy.

Liquidity support, bond yield management: Key takeaways from RBI Policy

RBI monetary policy 2021: The recent surge in Covid-19 infections, however, imparts greater uncertainty to the outlook, RBI governor Shaktikanta Das said today

RBI has been pragmatic on growth; ring-fenced the liquidity issue

The focus was to be more on the language of the RBI on growth and inflation. Here, the RBI has been pragmatic on growth with a forecast of 10.5 per cent for fiscal 2021-22 (FY22), which is quite timel

RBI keeps repo rate, reverse repo rate unchanged at 4% and 3.35%

RBI retains its growth outlook for the fiscal year started April 1 at 10.5%, unchanged from its February outlook.

Rising Covid cases may prompt RBI to maintain status quo on rates: Experts

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das headed six-member MPC is scheduled to meet from April 5 to 7. The policy meet outcome will be announced on April 7

2-6% retail inflation band has been working well since 2016, say economists

However, some want core to be monitored as well, MPC should be given leeway to choose target

Policy normalisation path

RBI will need to do a tough balancing act

An IWG taking a look at central bank digital currency: Das, Kanungo & Patra

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das, and Deputy Governors Michael Debabrata Patra and B P Kanungo spoke on a range of topics in a post-policy press meet

Monetary policy: RBI doing exactly what AQR does, though unofficially

The Economic Survey, last week, had suggested that there should be one more round of AQR of banks after the Covid-related forbearance is over

Monetary policy to stay accommodative in near term, but exit is near

Despite the fiscal activism in the Budget, the MPC stated that the recovery was yet to gain firm traction and needed continued policy support

MPC in 2 minutes: Here're the key development and regulatory steps

The six-member MPC kept interest rates on hold, but said it will keep its stance accommodative to support the government's huge borrowing programme

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

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

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RBI's monetary and Centre's fiscal policy are moving hand-in-glove

RBI has done exceptionally well in managing government's extended borrowing this year when fiscal deficit has shot-up to 9.5 per cent of GDP

RBI Monetary Policy: Rate sensitive sectors may have been disappointed

The MPC meet outcome is neutral to different sectors. Although some sectors were eyeing for cut in rates, this was impractical going by the large spend envisaged by the Budget

RBI monetary policy announcements: Highlights and key takeaways

This is the fourth time in a row that MPC has decided to keep the policy rate unchanged at 4%. The central bank had slashed the repo rate by 115 basis points since late March 2020 to support growth

RBI to restore cash reserve ratio in 2 phases to 4% over improved liquidity

The CRR is the percentage of the total deposit that banks have to mandatorily park with the apex bank