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  • Why your EMI hasn’t dropped despite RBI’s rate cuts

    Why your EMI hasn’t dropped despite RBI’s rate cuts

    Even when the Reserve Bank cuts rates, your loan repayments might stay the same—here’s why and how you can lower them.

  • MC Analysis | Governor Malhotra brings new thinking at RBI, but too soon to predict what next

    MC Analysis | Governor Malhotra brings new thinking at RBI, but too soon to predict what next

    Without giving away much on whether more rate cuts are on the anvil, or if the RBI has plans to defend a falling Rupee, Sanjay Malhotra, in his first MPC address, handed out what most asked for - a 25 basis points cut in repo rate.

  • MC Analysis | Three reasons why RBI MPC meet outcome will be keenly watched on February 7

    MC Analysis | Three reasons why RBI MPC meet outcome will be keenly watched on February 7

    While a 25 bps rate cut seems to be a foregone conclusion, it being the first monetary policy chaired by Sanjay Malhotra, RBI governor, banker, equity, debt and currency markets will want to take cues on the policy direction.

  • Rupee drops to record low on RBI rate cut bets, stop losses

    Rupee drops to record low on RBI rate cut bets, stop losses

    The rupee weakened to 87.4875 against the U.S. dollar before closing at 87.4650, down 0.4% on the day.

  • RBI likely to cut rates by 75 bps, starting with 25 bps in February monetary policy: SBI Research

    RBI likely to cut rates by 75 bps, starting with 25 bps in February monetary policy: SBI Research

    On February 3, a Moneycontrol poll of bankers and economists also showed that the central bank will cut rate by 25 bps in February monetary policy as sluggish growth, government advance estimates, and a series of liquidity infusion measures have made the case for a rate cut.

  • RBI's rate cut dilemma: Keep pace with Fed's 50 bps slash or take slow path to easing?

    RBI's rate cut dilemma: Keep pace with Fed's 50 bps slash or take slow path to easing?

    As the US Federal Reserve implements a significant 50 bps rate cut, all eyes are on the RBI, with analysts split on whether the RBI will follow suit in October or delay until December amid ongoing food inflation concerns.

  • October a good time to expect RBI rate cut, but need to be watchful of Fed: Envision's Nilesh Shah

    October a good time to expect RBI rate cut, but need to be watchful of Fed: Envision's Nilesh Shah

    Speaking in an exclusive interview to Moneycontrol, Shah also noted that RBI's decision will also be measured against US Federal Reserve's rate decisions. The market guru cautioned, "If the US Fed stance is not that of an accelerated hike, then we should be fine."

  • RBI seen pivoting to rate cuts by year-end after a long pause

    RBI seen pivoting to rate cuts by year-end after a long pause

    Economists, including those at Barclays Bank Plc and Nomura Holdings Inc., see the central bank staying on a long pause as high interest rates weigh on demand in the economy.

  • In Pics | From deferring EMIs to 75 bps rate cut, here are the key measures taken by RBI

    In Pics | From deferring EMIs to 75 bps rate cut, here are the key measures taken by RBI

    Here are key takeaways from RBI’s press conference

  • Podcast | Digging Deeper: What are repo rates and reverse repo rates and how do they affect you and me?

    Podcast | Digging Deeper: What are repo rates and reverse repo rates and how do they affect you and me?

    this is the third time in succession that the Reserve Bank has cut the repo rate in 2019.

  • Fed rate hike in June-July will be a dampener: Centrum Broking

    Fed rate hike in June-July will be a dampener: Centrum Broking

    Japsal Bindra, Executive Chairman of Centrum Group, told CNBC-TV18 that a good monsoon and passage of GST Bill will be key.

  • SIAM cuts growth forecast for PVs to 6-8% for FY17

    SIAM cuts growth forecast for PVs to 6-8% for FY17

    Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) had in March revised the growth forecast of passenger vehicles for the new fiscal to 11 per cent from 12 per cent after the imposition of infrastructure cess ranging between 1-4 per cent in the Budget.

  • BofA Merrill turns positive on Indian state-owned banks

    BofA Merrill turns positive on Indian state-owned banks

    Bank of America Merrill Lynch upgraded State Bank of India , Bank of Baroda , and Oriental Bank of Commerce Ltd to 'buy'.

  • Religare Cap sees 15% upmove; no change in macros just yet

    Religare Cap sees 15% upmove; no change in macros just yet

    Tarun Kataria, CEO of Religare Capital Markets expects the United States to reach a decision on the fiscal cliff issue in the next 24 hours.

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