RBI’s monetary policy stance ‘prudent’: India Inc.
The Reserve Bank of India has decided to keep policy rates unchanged, for the fourth straight time. Here are some key reactions from India Inc.
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Will Shaktikanta Das add to FM’s power hitting?
The Budget has the potential to push growth with its big spending plan. All eyes will be on RBI to see how it supports the government’s efforts when it unveils its monetary policy on February 5.
A dose of cautious optimism from the Reserve Bank
Governor Shaktikanta Das’ latest policy statement sees FY21 growth contracting by 9.5%, but also talks about the possibility of India renewing the “tryst with its pre-Covid growth trajectory”.
All eyes on the new faces in Reserve Bank’s MPC
The Reserve Bank of India will unveil its monetary policy statement on October 9. The central bank is expected to hold rates for now, but what will be the broader signal from Mint Road?
RBI CUTS REPO RATE BY 40 BPS IN FRESH SALVO
Moratorium extended, banks’ group exposure increased to 30%; slew of measures to support economy affected by Covid-19.
India Inc. welcomes RBI’s latest relief measures
Industry and experts say the latest measures will infuse liquidity into the system and help stabilise the economy which is reeling under the impact of Covid-19 pandemic.
RBI MEASURES IMPRESS MARKETS
Round II of RBI’s Covid-19 crisis measures was received by the Sensex and the Nifty 50 gaining 1,116 and 331 points each before closing 986 and 273 points higher from the previous day’s close.
RBI’s FRIDAY BAZOOKA TO BEAT COVID-19 BLUES
A ₹1-lakh crore liquidity window, reduction in reverse repo rate, support for NBFCs, and relaxation of NPA classification norms are ways in which the RBI wants to keep the economic wheel turning.
The build-up to RBI’s ‘bazooka’
Minutes of RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee meeting highlight that members were divided on the space for future rate cuts.
RBI’s masked growth and inflation forecasts
The central bank has been quiet on its regular growth and inflation forecasts, citing the highly fluid circumstances, but it has given ample hints in its latest Monetary Policy report.
