Initially, home-grown card network Rupay Credit cards will be linked with UPI
The repo rate before the pandemic came was 5.15%
Risks for growth and asset prices have increased
Bond dealers said the hike in yields on state government paper was in line with the increase across the board - treasury bills, Government of India (GoI) bonds, and corporate paper
The yield jumped 4 basis points (bps) on Monday after Saudi Arabia - the world's biggest oil exporter - raised prices for Asian buyers
Reserve Bank is likely to increase the benchmark lending rate in quick succession in monetary policy review for which has already been given by Governor Shaktikanta Das, opined experts.
This is after duty cuts on fuel; 25-50 bps repo rate hike likely in the MPC meet next week
Loan growth could be better than in previous fiscal
The RBI did most of the heavy-lifting in the initial phase of the pandemic but was slow in unwinding the policy accommodation as economic reality changed
External member Jayanth Varma said 100 bps rate hike required 'very soon'
In a constitutional democracy, the RBI is bound by the law to focus on its core mandate
The yield on the 10-year benchmark government bond fell almost 9 bps to end the day at 7.21 per cent
The 10-year government bond shot up 26 bps, with the street expecting another rate hike in the June policy
The bond markets also saw a sell-off, and the yield on the 10-year government bond rose to 7.37 per cent, hitting a three-year high
Ranjan was an advisor in-charge in the monetary policy department, before he was elevated as an executive director.
The free hit opportunity is inflation because retail inflation is in its third consecutive month above the RBI's upper comfort limit of 6%.
Given the Covid-19 pandemic, and now the war in Europe, economists assert there could be a case for reviving the practice for the sake of fiscal transparency at least temporarily
The MPC announces the bi-monthly monetary policy after deliberations on the prevailing domestic and economic situations
On the currencies front, Bhattacharya estimated the rupee to depreciate to 76.50 against the dollar in FY23 as against 74.50 in FY22
The six-member MPC voted to keep the policy rate unchanged and continued with the accommodative stance at its meeting on February 10