Early high-frequency food price data from the RBI’s January 2025 bulletin indicates a continued decline in rice prices and ...

RBI said it will look to use the flexibility embedded in the flexible inflation- targeting (FIT) framework. This suggests that the RBI could start to gradually move away from its fixed 4 percent CPI ...

Given the fog beyond our borders, prudence and the evolving situation made a compelling case for RBI’s Monetary Policy ...

The RBI expects the consumer price index-based inflation rate to average 4.2 per cent in 2025-26 - assuming a normal monsoon ...

The RBI decided to stick to its “neutral” stance, acknowledging that the global atmosphere remains uncertain due to evolving ...

The 25-basis-point (bps) cut by the six-member Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) last week is expected to further compress net ...

The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) decision to cut the repo rate by 25 basis points to 6.25 per cent marks a turning point in the country’s monetary policy after nearly five years of a steady stance.

The cut in the key policy rate — the first in nearly five years — will provide relief to home, vehicle, and other consumer ...

Experts are optimistic that the 25 bps cut—the first in nearly five years—will make borrowing cheaper and spur the demand for consumer durables, automobiles and homes ...

EMIs on home and vehicle loans will come down, making it easier for individuals to repay their debts. A lower repo rate makes ...