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RBI Poised for Further Easing; Morgan Stanley Predicts Sensex to Reach 82,000 by December
The international brokerage also estimated India's GDP growth to be at 6.1 percent for FY26, as the global economy remains uncertain.
RBI to Inject ₹40,000 Crore into Banking System via Bond Purchases on April 17
The move is to manage the changing liquidity condition in the financial system, as per an official statement by the central bank.
FIIs and DIIs Infuse Over $5 Billion into Indian Equities in March, Turning Net Buyers
This renewed confidence in Indian equities comes against the backdrop of increasing speculation of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cutting interest rates in the near future. Encouraging sentiments are also fuelled by encouraging stock valuations and recent suggestions from the U.S. Federal Reserve of impending rate cuts later in 2025.
RBI Cuts 2025-26 GDP Growth Forecast to 6.5% Amid Rising Global Uncertainties
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra cited global policy changes and rising trade uncertainties, especially in view of the recent tariff increases imposed by the United States.
RBI Lowers 2025-26 Inflation Projection to 4%
"Headline inflation eased in January-February 2025 after food inflation sharply corrected," Malhotra pointed out. He pointed out that previous fears of Rabi crop have now subsided. The second advance estimates indicate a record wheat harvest and higher production of pulses. With firm Kharif arrivals, these are likely to bring about a continued softening of food prices.
RBI Lowers Repo Rate by 25 Basis Points, Adopts Accommodative Stance to Boost Growth
As part of the rate cut, the central bank has also changed its monetary policy stance from 'neutral' to 'accommodative' to boost liquidity and promote investment.
RBI’s Policy Easing Expected to Boost Credit Growth to 10.8% in FY26: Report
The credit rating agency noted some of the measures taken by the RBI that are likely to support this growth. These include lowering the repo rate, delaying proposed changes to the liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) framework, reversing higher risk weights on unsecured consumer loans and lending to non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), and further provisioning relief for infrastructure projects.
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