Rahul Bajoria

Predictability back in RBI’s messaging, will come as a relief to markets: Barclays’ Rahul Bajoria

The rate of policy hikes is likely to be slower than what was seen in recent months, says Bajoria

MC Interview | Barclays India's Rahul Bajoria: RBI is prioritising growth

Inflation is expected to moderate in FY23, although rising international commodity prices – especially crude oil – remain a source of key upside risk, Barclays India's Rahul Bajoria said.

RBI in a bind amid weak growth, surging inflation; may not hike rates till Q1 FY23: Report

The central bank may hike the repo rate only by the first quarter of next fiscal (April-June 2022) and continue to maintain the accommodative stance in the interim.

Interview | Budget should focus on reviving income growth, says Rahul Bajoria of Barclays

Chief India Economist of Barclays projects a fiscal deficit of 7-8 percent

RBI expected to stand pat, words weighed for future cuts

India's central bank policy review is expected to yield little in the way of action on Tuesday, but its statement will be pored over for clues as to whether there is a chance of another interest rate cut this year

Infra is 5-year story, crude fall to aid spending: Barclays

Decline in oil prices is the biggest positive for Indian economy which will allow government spending in the days to come. The biggest beneficiary of the spending has to be infra sector, suggests Rahul Bajoria of Barclays.

India pushes for rate cut; GDP growth may outstrip China

India's government and businesses are pushing for an interest rate cut next week even though data on Friday may show output is expanding faster than China's, in the latest sign of concerns that the figures are masking weaknesses in the economy.

Inflation probably eased in December: Reuters Poll

Easing inflation will also make life easier for a Reserve Bank of India (RBI) that has an arduous task of pulling the economy out of a stagflation-like situation. Economic growth has been stuck below 5 percent for the past four quarters but prices have risen at a fast clip.

US-India spat: Watch it, don't fret it

There has also been outrage at the treatment of Khobragade, with the Indian media describing the incident as the worst crisis since Asia's third largest economy carried out a nuclear test in 1998.

Looking at 2% growth in exports for full year: StanChart

A 2% exports growth expectation has raised some worries. StanChart plans to watch out for the export performance closely, while the news on imports looks more promising

Is a key pillar of India's economy in jeopardy?

For Gracie Salis, a 52-year-old Indian national living in the country`s financial capital Mumbai, the surge in fresh food prices and higher transportation costs stemming from a rise in fuel costs, has forced her to scale back on discretionary purchases.