On the face of it, the Monetary Policy Committee’s decision to lower the repo rate by 25 basis points makes perfect sense. After all, inflation
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Monetary Policy–A realignment | Business Standard Editorials
In his maiden monetary policy review briefing, Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das outlined the Monetary Policy Committee’s (MPC) decisions that would please almost everyone — from the average home loan borrower to
New RBI governor a cheer leader for growth | Business Standard Column
Almost every analyst was expecting a change in the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) monetary policy stance from “calibrating tightening” to “neutral”, and all six members of
RBI Monetary Policy review: Market-friendly policy indicates there could be more cuts ahead | Business Standard News
The decision to lower rates by 25 basis points (bps) does come as a surprise though the change in stance was on expected lines. Quite
Hawk turns dove – The Hindu BusinessLine
Having a new Governor at the helm of the Reserve Bank of India seems to have wrought a sea change in the Monetary Policy Committee’s
RBI plays ball by cutting rates – The Hindu BusinessLine
As many as 32 economists out of the 43 surveyed by a news agency a day before expected the MPC of RBI to keep the
RBI Policy analysis: Despite rate cut, deposit and lending rates are unlikely to come down in a hurry – The Hindu BusinessLine
Despite concern over the fiscal deficit and sticky core inflation, the RBI chose to surprise markets and cut its key policy repo rate — at which banks
Growth prop: On RBI repo rate cut – The Hindu
Barely four months after the Reserve Bank of India switched its monetary policy stance to one of ‘calibrated tightening’, signalling interest rates were set to
Das capital for Modi: rate cut | Deccan Herald
In the very first Monetary Policy Committee meeting under him, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das has delivered for the Narendra Modi government what his predecessor Urjit
Rate cut: RBI price fall claim contradicts survey | Deccan Herald
Taking the street by surprise, the Reserve Bank of India on Thursday cut the key interest rate after inflation cooled and also gave a sanguine
Cheaper EMIs, if banks permit–Deccan Chronicle
Interest rates on both deposits and loans may be on a slide over the next few months for the hoi polloi. If banks begin to
Monetary policy in 2018: Targeting inflation in uncertain times wasn’t easy – The Financial Express
This was because headline inflation, pulled down by sharp undershooting of food price inflation, masked adverse movements in the underlying trends of other key elements
Urjit Patel favoured status quo on repo rate in December’s monetary policy meet – The Economic Times
pt the repo rate — at which it lends to banks — at 6.50 per cent in the MPC review held between DecemFormer RBI Governor Urjit
RBI: Is it time to widen the MPC scope?–Economic Times
Given the frequent bouts of liquidity and interest rate movements, the MPC may be provided with more tools at its disposal than just the interest
A valid pause: on RBI holding rates – The Hindu
The Reserve Bank of India’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged, given easing inflation and the slowdown in economic momentum, was both expected and reasonable. In
Darkness set to recede on floating rate retail loans from April–Times of India
On Wednesday, Reserve Bank of India made a critical intervention in the pricing of retail loans such as those for homes and vehicles. Beginning April,
Clarity emerges on monetary policy stance – The Hindu BusinessLine
The penultimate monetary policy for fiscal 2018-19 has maintained status quo on the policy repo rate at 6.5 per cent, but what stands out is
RBI: Linking interest rate to external benchmark: What does the RBI move mean for you
The biggest problem with the current system is the lack of required transmission of policy rates. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has proposed a
Lending rates may continue to move higher despite RBI holding rates – The Hindu BusinessLine
With credit growing at a faster pace than deposits, exerting pressure on banks’ funding resources, deposit rates and, in turn, lending rates have continued to
MSME: RBI proposes new method to benchmark floating rate of loans for MSMEs
The 5 composition of the Committee and its Terms of Reference will be finalised by the end of December 2018 and the report will be