Worried that the rising rates will hit new projects, CEOs said new loans will cost more this increasing the cost of projects
Inflation target retained at 6.7%; trajectory remains uncertain: Governor
Das reiterated on Friday the RBI does not target any particular level for the domestic exchange rate and only intervenes in the market to smoothen out excessive volatility
The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI's) 50-bps repo rate hike triggered a sharp pullback rally in banking stocks on Friday. The Nifty PSU Bank index did even better with a rise of 3.01 per cent
Das says RBI won't make public the communication on failure of achieving target to govt
'Net LAF continues to be in surplus for the past two years, except for 2-3 days when because of SLF for the primary dealers it became deficit'
RBI which announced the review of policy today, decided to increase the policy repo rate by 50 bps to 5.9%
The MPC also cut its FY23 GDP growth forecast to 7 per cent from 7.2 per cent, with Governor Shaktikanta Das acknowledging that there were downside risks to economic growth
Finally, the RBI is right in not providing a forward guidance in the current uncertain environment but providing a detailed explanation of keeping the stance unchanged
CLOSING BELL: The benchmark indices snapped their seven-day losing streak as the RBI delivered a 50-basis point repo rate hike, and underscored the resilience of the Indian economy in his statement
Central bank will have to write to government explaining the reasons of its failure to contain inflation up to 6%
Kotak Mahindra Bank, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, State Bank of India, HDFC, ICICI Bank, SBI Life Insurance and SBI Cards from the Nifty Financial index gained up to 2 per cent each.
The reluctance of the RBI to change stance from 'withdrawal of accommodation' indicates that more monetary policy tightening is likely to be in the pipeline, analysts said
Stocks to Watch today: Hero MotoCorp said it will invest USD 60 million (about Rs 490 crore) in US-based Zero Motorcycles to jointly develop electric motorcycles
With the RBI MPC expected to announce its decision on Friday, we explain how inflation, repo rate and demand are linked to each other
If RBI increases the repo rate, the cost of borrowing by banks also rises, which subsequently makes taking loans from banks costlier
Spends decline 3% MoM but top Rs 1 trn for sixth consecutive month
The Dubai-based company has bought 26.48% stake in the turnkey solutions firm and has become its promoter
This hike is par for the course - not to fight inflation alone but also to stem currency depreciation
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may take cues from its global counterparts, including the US Federal Reserve, to raise interest rate for the fourth time in a row on Friday to tame stubborn inflation. The RBI, which has since May raised the short-term lending rate (repo) by 140 basis points (bps), may again go for a 50-bps increase to take it to a three-year high of 5.9 per cent, say experts. The central bank had raised the repo rate by 40 bps in May and 50 bps each in June and August. The present rate is 5.4 per cent. The consumer price index (CPI) based retail inflation, which had started showing signs of moderation since May, has again firmed up to 7 per cent in August. The RBI takes into account retail inflation while framing its bi-monthly monetary policy. The RBI Governor-headed Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is scheduled to start its three-day deliberations on Wednesday. The decision of the rate-setting panel would be announced on Friday (September 30). The US Fed delivered