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I feel that we are very much in line with the requirements of our time, the RBI has acted proactively: Shaktikanta Das
Speaking on inflation, Guv Das said that had the monetary policy been tighter, the economic damage would have been enormous
The number of unicorns, or new businesses valued at over $1 billion, is rising rapidly
Das said doing business involves risk taking. But before taking the risk, the upside and downside will have to be carefully considered
It will be interesting to see if Shaktikanta Das can keep his political masters in good humor. Or if his relationship with the government - like that of his two predecessors - will also start to fray
Home loan borrowers must pre-pay, or opt for higher EMI, to prevent loan tenure from rising
'With regard to breaching the inflation target framework, we will deal with it as and when the situation arises'
The RBI website has a list of apps that are registered with it on the website, the governor said
Consumer price index-based inflation, the yardstick of the RBI in monetary policy making, was, on average, above 6 per cent during the January-March quarter
Initially, home-grown card network Rupay Credit cards will be linked with UPI
The current account deficit (CAD) will remain at a sustainable level and the normal flows will help the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to finance it, Governor Shaktikanta Das said on Wednesday. He also said the Indian economy is well placed to deal with geopolitical challenges. "We expect the current account deficit to remain at sustainable level and the normal flows will enable us to meet the financing of the current account deficit," Das told reporters during the post-policy press conference. The country's current account deficit increased to USD 23 billion, or 2.7 per cent of GDP, in the third quarter of FY 2021-22 from USD 9.9 billion or 1.3 per cent of GDP in the second quarter and USD 2.2 billion (0.3 per cent of GDP) in Q3 of fiscal 2020-21. The widening of CAD in Q3 FY22 was mainly on account of higher trade deficit. Das said there has been a rise in exports and imports. "Higher exports are the good signs of the economy. Higher imports also augur well and it means that there
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said the government is "mindful" of the current inflation situation, and it is up to the Centre to take further supply-side measures to contain the price rise situation
The increase in lending rate or the repurchase rate (repo) by 50 bps -- the biggest in more than a decade -- to 4.90 per cent comes on the back of a 40 bps hike last month
RBI Guv Shaktikanta Das on Wednesday said the govt is "mindful" of the current inflation situation, and it is up to the Centre to take further supply-side measures to contain the price rise situation.
Further reduction of State VATs on petrol and diesel across the country can certainly contribute to softening of the inflationary pressures as well as expectations: Shaktikanta Das
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das, while estimating India's overall retail inflation for FY23 at 6.7%, said that the 75% of the increase in inflation projections can be attributed to the food group.
All the measures, including banking tweaks, to promote affordable housing seem to be unorthodox and practical, with the RBI playing its central bank role almost perfectly, says Finology Ventures CEO
Das said in his remarks while spelling out the outcome of the ongoing monetary policy review meeting that started on Monday.
Shares of banks and NBFCs seem to be better placed on the charts, while that of automobile, realty and others need to sustain above the crucial levels.