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Press Trust of India on MSNMPC minutes: Rate cut appropriate monetary policy response, opined RBI GuvReserve Bank Governor Sanjay Malhotra opined that rate reduction was an appropriate monetary policy response at this juncture citing movement of inflation towards the central bank's 4 per cent target, ...
The RBI kicked off its rate cut cycle in its first bi-monthly MPC meeting of 2025 and delivered its first interest rate cut in five years. MPC members slashed the benchmark repo rate by 25 basis ...
Net liquidity in the banking system was in a deficit of Rs 1.09 trillion as of Monday, according to the latest data by RBI ...
Kumar, along with RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra and three other members, had opted for a 25 basis points repo rate cut during the MPC meeting in February, bringing the short-term lending rates down ...
Saugata Bhattacharya, member of the RBI's Monetary Policy Committee, talks about the complex economic environment, and what ...
Since Sanjay Malhotra took office as governor in December, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has adopted a more accommodative ...
Economists expect that the Reserve Bank of India will continue on its monetary policy easing cycle following the release of the minutes of RBI Monetary Policy Committee (MPC)'s February meet.
Malhotra, along with five other members of the MPC had voted for a 25 basis points reduction in the short-term lending rate (repo) to 6.25 per cent. The RBI at its meeting held from February 5 to ...
Rajiv Ranjan, Executive Director and MPC Member, RBI RBI MPC meeting minutes reveal overall hawkish tone: Economists Many economists believe the minutes revealed an overall hawkish tone of the RBI in ...
To manage liquidity conditions, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has announced to conduct of an open market purchase auction ...
According to the RBI MPC minutes, there was a divide between external and internal members on assessment on growth and urgency to ease policy rates. “The concerns on growth were more pronounced ...
an RBI executive director and member of the MPC said. India's government has forecast annual growth at a four-year low of 6.4% for the year ending March. Subdued private consumption due to low ...
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