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Liquidity is and will remain comfortable: RBI

RBI in total issued Rs 1 lakh cr of special bonds, sold another Rs 90,000 cr of regular bonds directly to secondary market

RBI raises FY18 inflation forecast to 4.3-4.7%, rupee dips 14 paise to 64.5

Growing worries over higher government borrowings and apprehensions over fiscal slippages also weighed on trade

RBI keeps rates unchanged: Don't expect miracles till March 2018

Unless inflation falls very sharply or growth slumps, will there be a reversal till March 2018

RBI monetary policy: Repo rate unchanged at 6%, inflation forecast hiked

RBI deputy governor said, 'Liquidity conditions continue to normalise'

Monetary policy meet: RBI expected to maintain status quo today

While the policy stance would likely remain at 'neutral', many economists say it could be the end of rates easing cycle

Rate cut or status quo? RBI policy meet begins; decision on rate tomorrow

The MPC meeting outcome tomorrow is being keenly awaited by all stakeholders including the industry and stock markets

Monetary policy meet: Wary of inflation, RBI may keep policy rates on hold

In August, the RBI made its only cut in 2017, of 25 basis points, and in October, it held

MPC minutes show clear unease on rising inflation

Credibility of MPC will be tested in the months ahead: Executive Director Patra

Reform floating rates

Pegging interest rates to external benchmarks is the way forward

MPC maintains status quo to guard against looming inflation risks: Expert

The MPC revised its inflation projection for H2 FY2018 to 4.2-4.6%, including the impact of the revision in house rent allowance

Fresh investments to remain muted as slowdown continues

Conserving cash new India Inc mantra

RBI to stay on status quo for the rest of 2017: Here's what experts say

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has decided to the repo rate unchanged at 6 per cent

MPC provides stimulus noting receding inflation risks

In a first, MPC did not refer to the second round effects through demand conditions from HRA hike

RBI's 25 bps rate cut has little to cheer the market

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI)'s Monetary Policy Statement is one of the most tracked events for Indian equities given its relevance on interest rate, inflation trajectory as well as economic growth. With the easing of Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation to 1.54 per cent in June, the market had high expectations that RBI will adequately pass on this comfort. While the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) did not disappoint the Street and obliged it with a 25 basis point (bps) cut in repo rate, the move has not entirely pleased the market.For one, most experts say a 25 bps cut was already priced-in as the overall fundamentals looked in favour of low interest rate regime. Therefore for equities, a 50 bps repo rate cut may have been more substantive to take home. Andrew Holland, CEO, Avendus Capital says MPC's move hasn't exceeded market expectations. "It is only a disappointment considering the positive macros," he adds. That said, with this being nearly the third consecutive quarter of ...

Post RBI rate cut, rupee hits over 2-yr high; foreign lenders sell dollars

The rupee rose to as much as 63.59 per dollar, its strongest level since July 22, 2015

RBI monetary policy: Retail inflation to be kept near 4% on 'durable basis'

RBI Monetary Policy Committee decided to reduce repo rate at which it lends to banks by 0.25% to 6%

Time to cut rates

Reasons for caution have evaporated over time

Statsguru: Is RBI's status quo justified?

Recent economic data make it difficult to justify the policy stance

Keep official abuse of governance in check

Govt representatives should take decisions independently

Economy, interest rates and jobs

Have conditions in the real economy altered dramatically in the last two months?