Predictions 2022: Demand spike from metals, power, chemicals, and engg
The RBI would be moving from an accommodative to neutral stance, which will be in harmony with the rate hikes, predicts Sanjiv Chadha of Bank of Baroda.
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Expect lower returns in long term debt funds. Where to invest?
In the last year, the long duration debt mutual funds have delivered an average return of 6.01%.
RBI to follow 'zor ka jhatka dheere se' in monetary policy
The central bank is expected to keep an accommodative stance, although the monetary policy is expected to have a dampening effect on the market.
Economy showing signs of revival: SBI chairman Khara
Dinesh Khara took over as chairman of the State Bank of India at the peak of the pandemic. Talking to Fortune India, Khara says he believes that FY22 is already showing signs of a revival.
Repo at 4% irrelevant: Jayanth Varma
The lone dissenter in the MPC believes falling behind the inflation curve could result in harsher monetary steps and loss of credibility.
Why MPC member Jayanth Varma differs with RBI
Varma feels the ability of monetary policy to mitigate the pandemic's effect is very limited as compared to its ability to contain an economic crisis.
Dovish MPC opts for status quo
While the Reserve Bank of India kept policy rates and its accommodative stance unchanged, additional monetary measures have been brought in to fight the second wave of Covid-19.
RBI announces steps to fight second wave of Covid-19
The central bank unveils liquidity facility of ₹50,000 crore for access to emergency health services, and ₹10,000 crore for small finance banks’ on-lending, among a slew of measures to fight Covid-19.
RBI’s policy stance very balanced: India Inc.
After the RBI announced that it is maintaining the status quo with regard to its policy stance, India Inc. has reacted very positively to the developments. Here are some of the reactions.
RBI holds rates; unveils new measures
The recent surge in Covid-19 infections, the central bank says, adds uncertainty to the outlook on domestic growth as restrictions could dampen demand improvement and delay the return of normalcy.
