The RBI has kept the key repo rate — at which it lends to banks -unchanged at 6.50 per cent. The RBI has decided to reduce statutory
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RBI Monetary Policy-Going beyond policy statement, RBI gives guidance | Business Standard Column
The fifth bimonthly monetary policy statement of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had no surprise as the central bank’ action– or, the lack of it–has been
RBI maintains status quo: Key takeaways from fifth bi-monthly policy meet | Business Standard News
In line with expectations, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) kept the repo rate unchanged at 6.50 per cent in its fifth
RBI Monetary Policy–Calibrated tightening stance a surprise; rate cut likely in February | Business Standard News
The credit policy has thrown some surprises as usual. While no change in repo and the cash reserve ratio (CRR) could still be justified, retention
How emerging markets react to Fed rate hikes – The Hindu BusinessLine
Despite capital outflows and currency depreciation, these economies have been circumspect in changing their policy rates In its recent meeting, the Federal Open Market Committee
RBI monetary policy: Industry says decision on expected lines, but this step urgently needed to boost economy – The Financial Express
Industry body Assocham said the RBI’s decision to keep the key policy rate unchanged is on expected lines in the backdrop of rupee appreciation, softening
RBI Monetary Policy–The Action is in Policy, Not Rates–Economic Times
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has lowered inflation expectations, but retained policy rates as well as its estimate of likely GDP growth in the current
RBI Monetary Policy-Monetary peace | Business Standard Editorials
The big news from Wednesday’s monetary policy review is that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) now expects retail inflation to stay below the legally mandated 4 per cent
RBI keeps key policy rates on hold as uncertainties loom – The Hindu BusinessLine
Even as it sharply cut the inflation projection, the Reserve Bank of India on Wednesday maintained status quo on the policy repo rate. The central
RBI Monetary Policy-Echo chamber – The Hindu BusinessLine
The MPC’s views on the state of the economy are not particularly illuminating It comes as no surprise that the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has
Monetary policy does pack a punch – The Hindu BusinessLine
The fifth bi-monthly meeting of the MPC of the RBI in the current fiscal was billed to be a non-event since just about everyone was
RBI Monetary Policy-| साताचे साडेतीन | Loksatta
लनवाढीची शक्यता नाही म्हणून व्याजदर कपातीची शक्यता रिझव्र्ह बँक व्यक्त करीत नाही, ही बाब पुरेशी बोलकी ठरते. ‘डोळ्याच्या बदल्यात डोळा हे सूडनाटय़ सुरू राहिले तर
RBI: Top RBI man questions inflation data, calls calculating method outdated – The Economic Times
By Anirban Nag India’s inflation data is once again under scrutiny after a member of the central bank’s monetary policy panel raised questions about its efficacy. There
Beyond a rate cut | Business Standard Editorials
As the six-member Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) began its three-day review of the monetary policy on Monday, it must be grappling with a dramatically
No rate action till February | Business Standard Column
On October 5, when the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announced its last bi-monthly monetary policy after a three-day meeting of its monetary policy committee (MPC), the rupee touched a low
Section 12A of IBC doesn’t apply to Essar Steel case, says ArcelorMittal | Business Standard News-R
ArcelorMittal said on Thursday that Section 12A of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), under which the Ruias have proposed to withdraw Essar Steel from the Corporate Insolvency Resolution
View: Off balance sheet solution can resolve NBFCs’ crisis of confidence – The Economic Times
By R Sridhar The ‘non’ in the non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) carries an unfortunate negative connotation. While in reality, NBFCs are basically complementing the banks
[ Monetary Policy ] Another surprise | Business Standard Editorials
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) seems to be making a habit of throwing up surprises. In the past two bi-monthly reviews, the
exports: All is not good for exports with rupee depreciation: FIEO – The Economic Times
Depreciation is increasing cost of imported capital goods, inputs and various services used by exporters paid in foreign currency particularly the freight charges as shipping
Rate hike deferred, expect lower rupee–Economic Times
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has decided to surprise the markets by holding the repo rate unchanged, instead of raising it by at least
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