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  • Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | Liquid cheer for markets, a forecasting lesson for RBI

    In Moneycontrol's Pro Panorama December 5 edition: RBI's 25 bps rate cut impact on Indian economy, India's structural transformation boosts growth, Putin’s Delhi visit will strengthen bilateral ties, Nvidia's leadership raises concerns, and more

  • RBI to launch 2-month drive to clear complaint backlog as Ombudsman pendency rises

    The RBI will launch a special redressal drive from January 1 to address unresolved grievances under its ombudsman framework

  • A Dovish Turn Begins: RBI cuts rate, signals more easing as inflation path falls sharply

    The RBI's unanimous 25bps repo rate cut to 5.25% represents a calibrated normalization of the real policy rate, justified not by growth concerns but by a persistent downward shift in the inflation trajectory

  • OPINION | RBI may have announced the last rate cut in the current easing cycle

    Any further rate easing from current levels would only be likely if there is a material downward undershooting in growth outcomes. However, interventions on the liquidity front may well continue

  • Rupee’s slump complicates RBI path to rate cut: Experts

    A majority of the 44 economists surveyed by Bloomberg expect the central bank to cut its benchmark repurchase rate by a quarter point to 5.25% on Friday given inflation is well below the 4% target

  • OPINION | RBI Policy: The case for a rate cut

    The MPC’s challenge will be to weigh strong real GDP growth prints against relatively weak nominal growth, alongside inflation running below the RBI’s lower bound of the 2–6% target range. A 25 basis points cut in the repo rate appears prudent

  • OPINION | Inflation targeting needs a reboot to align with current economic structure

    It should focus on core inflation, not headline inflation, as the share of basic staples in household consumption has fallen. The target for core inflation should be 3.5 percent with boundaries of 1.5 percentage points on either side

  • Rural inflation expected to ease as consumer confidence improves: RBI MPC

    According to a RBI report, households in rural and semi-urban areas reported a slight uptick in their current perception of inflation, which rose by 10 bps to 5.9 percent compared with the previous round of surveys.

  • RBI Post-Policy Presser LIVE | Governor Sanjay Malhotra Addresses GDP Growth, Inflation & Rupee

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) today maintained a status quo on repo rate and policy stance, highlighting India's favourable growth-inflation dynamics. Meeting Street expectations, RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra-led Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.5 per cent, and maintained the policy stance as ‘neutral’. RBI MPC addresses the media after the monetary policy announcement.

  • LIVE | RBI Monetary Policy Analysis LIVE | RBI Governor LIVE | RBI

    RBI Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meets to decide on India’s key interest rates. Key expectations from the meeting: Will RBI hold fire on rate cuts and opt for another pause? Outlook on inflation, growth & liquidity RBI’s stance on repo rate and borrowing costs Insights from Governor Shaktikanta Das on the Indian economy Watch the LIVE coverage of RBI’s policy announcement and expert analysis on how it impacts markets, banks, and borrowers.

  • RBI MPC Highlights: Governor Malhotra holds repo rate at 5.5%; inflation forecast cut to 2.6%, GDP growth raised to 6.8%

    RBI MPC Meeting Highlights 2025: The unanimous decision to hold repo rate steady was announced by Governor Sanjay Malhotra as the central bank unveiled its fourth bi-monthly monetary policy of FY26, in the backdrop of strong economic growth and benign headline inflation.

  • How markets will assess RBI MPC's decision: Six factors to watch for equity investors

    A note by Nuvama said the RBI may first evaluate the impact of GST rationalisation on consumption before considering a rate cut, while JM Financial said the MPC’s commentary will be critical, regardless of whether it maintains the current stance or signals future easing.

  • Why the Q1 growth surprise gives more room for India’s MPC

    A stronger-than-expected GDP print gives the Monetary Policy Committee breathing space

  • Average daily surplus liquidity under RBI’s LAF doubled to Rs 3 lakh crore in four months

    The sharp increase in the liquidity can be attributed to the durable liquidity infusion since start of this year by the RBI through various instruments such as open market operations (OMOs) purchases of governments securities and USD/INR buy-sell swap auctions.

  • Surplus liquidity helps better transmission of rate cuts in bond, credit market, says RBI governor

    Between February and June 2025, the weighted average lending rate of scheduled commercial banks fell by 71 basis points for fresh rupee loans, of which 55 bps was directly due to the repo rate cut

  • LIVE: Monetary Policy statement by RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra | Interest rate | India |Sensex |BSE

    LIVE: Monetary Policy statement by RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra | Interest rate | India |Sensex |BSE

  • RBI set to announce August MPC meet outcome today: Here's what happened in the last 10 meetings

    While majority of the analysts expect RBI to keep rates steady this time, after a massive 50 basis points rate cut during the previous meeting, some predict a 25-bps cut amid sharp drop in inflation numbers.

  • RBI MPC Meeting Highlights: Repo rate unchanged at 5.5%, Sanjay Malhotra says 'Don't see major impact of US tariff'

    RBI MPC Meeting Highlights: GDP growth projection unchanged at 6.5% for FY26. CPI inflation projections reduced to 3.1%.

  • MPC minutes: 100 bps rate cuts provide certainty in uncertain times, support growth, says RBI Governor

    The package of measures will provide some certainty in the times of uncertainty and is expected to support growth, says RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra

  • Banking Central| Inflation’s down but don’t pop the champagne yet

    India's inflation dips to a 75-month low but can the RBI keep the pressure cooker from boiling over?

  • Monetary Policy: Mission accomplished, now over to you

    Though the measures appear bold and decisive, they raise two pivotal questions.

  • India’s growth stays strong, but focusing inward key amid global risks

    India’s economy grew 7.4% in Q4 FY25, aided by rate cuts and subdued inflation. Yet, global headwinds and sluggish private investment pose medium-term risks, calling for reforms and stronger domestic growth engines. The RBI’s repo and CRR cuts are well-timed responses

  • The RBI has acted. Now the emotional economics must kick in.

    When the central bank does its bit, the rest of the system must respond. So far, the response has been cautious, patchy and uncertain

  • Lost in transmission

    Personal credit will still be the key to a credit boom if it happens, especially after the RBI backtracked on some of the tough regulatory measures that had stymied gold loans and lending to NBFCs earlier. But all of this depends on how much and how quickly rate cuts transmit through the credit system, which remains a moot question

  • The big beautiful monetary policy

    RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra and his MPC colleagues have tailored monetary policy to boost economic growth. It’s the most appropriate decision when seen in the backdrop of a likelihood that investment is expected to dip this fiscal. That said, the key to an investment revival is a significant increase in demand

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