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  • Headline WPI seen at 5.5%; core at 2.8%: Poll

    Vegetable prices will lead the entire headline figure down to possibly 5.5 percent figure but the core WPI is expected to still be static at those 2.8 percent levels.

  • CPI will soften further; RBI to hold rates in Jan: Experts

    CPI will soften further; RBI to hold rates in Jan: Experts

    tosh Raina of HDFC Bank expects the bond market to be in a range for some more time because of the expected news on switch.

  • December WPI may ease to 7.1% Vs 7.52%: CNBC-TV18 poll

    December WPI may ease to 7.1% Vs 7.52%: CNBC-TV18 poll

    According to CNBC-TV18 poll WPI inflation could also cool off a bit like the consumer price index (CPI) to around 7.1 percent versus 7.52 percent month-on-month. However, range could be anywhere between 6.5-7.8 percent.

  • Experts worry inflation will form basis for Rajan‘s policy

    Experts worry inflation will form basis for Rajan‘s policy

    The new RBI chief, in his first speech, had hinted inflation will form the basis for framing the next monetary policy. With inflation coming in at 6.1 percent, experts are concerned that growth will not be given due importance, this time too.

  • Expect at least one rate cut going forward: Economists

    Expect at least one rate cut going forward: Economists

    As per consensus expectations, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cut its policy interest rate by 25 basis points for the third time since January on Friday. It kept the cash reserve ration unchanged. In its statement RBI said there was little space for further easing.

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