Bankers welcomed the move saying this extension would benefit both MSMEs
Increase in bond yields poses a conundrum to policymakers, and unless quickly reined in, could derail growth recovery
Though prices eased in December, the winter seasonal food price moderation was less than usual, RBI said
RBI sees pick in credit growth due to bank recapitalisation and resolution proceedings under IBC
In its December review, the MPC had kept the benchmark interest rate unchanged on concerns of a possible price rise
The central bank can openly buy from the secondary market through its open market operations programme
Risks of the govt overspending in 2018-19 are substantial; RBI will certainly have to change its own calculations about monetary policy
A poll by Business Standard of 12 economists and treasurers showed there was agreement that there will be a pause this time
Technically speaking, the market saw a sharp correction that set up a pattern of lower lows. This could indicate further weakness especially since foreign portfolio investors are likely to be net sell
Headline retail inflation, as measured by the consumer price index, had risen to a seven-month high of 3.6 per cent in October
Says recap will be front-loaded for healthy banks; others have to prove efficiency
RBI in total issued Rs 1 lakh cr of special bonds, sold another Rs 90,000 cr of regular bonds directly to secondary market
Growing worries over higher government borrowings and apprehensions over fiscal slippages also weighed on trade
Unless inflation falls very sharply or growth slumps, will there be a reversal till March 2018
RBI deputy governor said, 'Liquidity conditions continue to normalise'
While the policy stance would likely remain at 'neutral', many economists say it could be the end of rates easing cycle
The MPC meeting outcome tomorrow is being keenly awaited by all stakeholders including the industry and stock markets
In August, the RBI made its only cut in 2017, of 25 basis points, and in October, it held
Credibility of MPC will be tested in the months ahead: Executive Director Patra
Pegging interest rates to external benchmarks is the way forward