The Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) begins its three-day meeting on Tuesday amid growing inflation concerns, with a majority of economists and treasury heads expecting the central bank to keep interest rates unchanged this week while signalling a tighter stance later in the financial year, PTI reported.

The Reserve Bank of India is expected to leave the key policy rate unchanged at 5.25 per cent this week and adopt a cautious stance that factors in the possible headwinds to…

Experts anticipate the Reserve Bank of India will maintain its key policy rate at 5.25 percent this week. The central bank is expected to adopt a cautious approach, considering…

The RBI is expected to hold interest rates steady as it navigates rising energy prices, supply chain disruptions, and a weakening rupee amid the West Asia crisis.

RBI's upcoming meeting may keep the repo rate unchanged amid inflation and growth risks from global economic factors.

MPC should retain status quo in difficult times

MUMBAI: While the majority of forecasters and market participants expect Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee meeting to vote for a status quo on interest rates, the…

India's monetary policy committee faces a complex decision. Delayed economic growth data and an unknown US Federal Reserve policy create significant challenges. Inflation is…

India's economy faces a perfect storm. The rupee is at historic lows, subsidies are soaring, and fiscal deficit risks are rising. Capital outflows are accelerating, and prices are…

A majority of economists polled by ET predict the Reserve Bank of India will hold its policy rate steady at the upcoming June meeting. This decision comes amid concerns over…

The Reserve Bank of India faces a difficult interest-rate decision this week as rising oil prices from the Iran conflict, a record-low rupee and a weak monsoon threaten to slow…

The Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) begins its three-day meeting on Tuesday amid growing inflation concerns, with a majority of economists and treasury…