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MPC hasn't compromised on price stability: RBI governor Shaktikanta Das

RBI governor says accommodative stance based on our domestic growth-inflation dynamics

Ukraine war, oil prices may force RBI to re-think rate hike cycle: Analysts

The Budget and RBI's last policy took a conservative estimate of crude prices $75 per barrel. This is likely to be a challenge going forward, economists say

RBI launches household surveys to gather inputs for monetary policy

Reserve Bank on Thursday announced the launch of next round of households surveys to capture inflation expectations and consumer confidence

Uneven economic recovery nudged MPC to continue policy support: Minutes

The six-member MPC voted to keep the policy rate unchanged and continued with the accommodative stance at its meeting on February 10

Dealing with RBI's policy dilemma

Separation of public debt management from monetary policy is necessary for resolving conflict between two competing policy objectives

States see drop in borrowing cost as bond yields soften after RBI policy

In the auctions on Tuesday, states borrowed Rs 12,100 crore from the market compared with Rs 14,200 crore last week, with most of them opting for longer-term borrowing

RBI unlikely to hike rates till Aug, despite rising inflation: Report

Despite retail inflation rising to 6.01% in January, and likely to remain elevated till April, a foreign brokerage report expects RBI to leave key policy rates unchanged during the first half of 2022.

RBI monetary policy review: Lenders split on home loan rate cut

The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) signal that the repo rate is not going to increase any time soon has left home loan players divided on pricing, going ahead

What does RBI's status quo on key policy rates mean?

The Reserve Bank of India kept the key policy rates unchanged in its monetary policy review, surprising most experts who were betting on a reverse repo rate hike. Find out what the status quo mean

TMS Ep106: RBI policy rates, drone economy, markets, IPv6

What does RBI's status quo on key policy rates mean? Will India's drone economy take off after ban on imports? Will RBI policy give support to equities and bonds? What is IPv6? Find all answers here

Low interest rates, enormous liquidity in the system is a concern: Subbarao

Former RBI Governor D Subbarao said the concern today was that the low interest rates and the enormous liquidity available in the system could potentially disrupt financial stability.

Decoupling from US: RBI governor Shaktikanta Das's boldest monetary policy

RBI has the repo rate (the rate at which the RBI infuses liquidity into the system) and the reverse repo rate (the rate at which it sucks out liquidity) unchanged at 4 per cent and 3.35 per cent

RBI monetary policy: Increase in VRR limit to boost debt capital

RBI's decision to raise limits under the Voluntary Retention Route (VRR) will provide additional sources of capital for the domestic debt market, according to market players

Strategy, stance: The fine dictum in RBI policy

The RBI policy statement of status quo has a clear distinction between policy strategy and policy stance and can coexist simultaneously

Bankers, experts hail RBI's decision to keep policy rates unchanged

Bankers and financial experts Thursday welcomed the RBI's decision to keep policy rates unchanged, saying the move is extremely positive and aimed at controlling liquidity in the system. The central bank's monetary policy committee earlier in the day decided to keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4 per cent, and continue with its accommodative stance. Shanti Lal Jain, MD & CEO of Indian Bank, said with the variable reverse repo rate (VRRR) and other measures, the RBI will look to control liquidity in the system. Increasing the cap for foreign portfolio investment in the domestic bond market will help the government in its borrowing plans, he said. Jain also said allowing banks to participate in off-shore swaps and increasing the mandate limit for trade credit to MSMEs was a welcome move. Deputy MD of IDBI Bank, Samuel Joseph, said leaving the rates unchanged and with the guidance for 2022-23 inflation at 4.5 per cent, the policy is extremely positive for the ...

Realtors hail RBI policy, say low interest rate to drive housing demand

Housing demand increased by around 50-70 per cent during the last calendar year across 7-8 major cities on various factors such as low interest rates on home loans

Sensex up 460pts, Nifty tops 17600 on dovish RBI policy; bond yields dip 1%

Repo rate was left unchanged at 4 per cent and the reverse repo rate at 3.35 per cent

RBI monetary policy: Rates kept unchanged for continued support to economy

RBI monetary policy 2022: 'India is charting a different course of recovery than the rest of the world, to be the fastest-growing economy,' says RBI governor

RBI Policy impact: Nifty PSU Bank index, SBI can rally up to 12%; BoB 17%

The RBI left key rates - repo and reverse repo unmoved at 4 per cent and 3.35 per cent, respectively.

RBI policy calms bond, equity markets. How analysts interpret the decision

The RBI's dovish stance has also provided comfort to the unnerved bond and equity markets.