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Will RBI follow US Fed rate cut in October MPC meeting? Economists decode
Following the US Fed's 50 bps rate cut, the RBI's upcoming policy meeting is under scrutiny. While a neutral stance may emerge in October, economists forecast rate cuts beginning in December, citing ongoing concerns over food inflation and household savings as factors for caution.
Why should the RBI reduce interest rates?
At the next MPC meeting to be held between October 7 and 9, the RBI has its task cut out. The US Fed has surprised with a 50 bps rate cut.
US Fed Rate Cut: Is RBI set to join the interest rate easing cycle?
A Fed rate cut means lower returns on US debt instruments and a reduced cost of funds for borrowers. Theoretically, this kind of situation leads to capital inflows into emerging markets like India.
RBI Unlikely To Cut Interest Rate In 2024: SBI C.S. Setty
The Reserve Bank is unlikely to ease the benchmark policy rate during 2024 given the uncertainty over food inflation, State Bank of India (SBI) chairman C S Setty has said. The US Federal Reserves first cut in interest rates in more than four years is expected soon,
With Fed cutting rate, will the RBI follow suit? Analysts weigh in
The Federal Reserve’s 50 basis points (bps) rate cut has raised expectations of ripple effects on India’s economy and financial markets, however, analysts say the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is likely to maintain a domestic-focused approach,
US Fed’s rate cut is likely good news for India. It may also help temper RBI’s stance
US & Indian policy rates have seen similar trajectory. With Fed’s rate cuts, difference between interest rates in India & US may widen, leading to foreign capital inflow & stronger Rupee.
RBI Unlikely to Cut Interest Rates in 2024: SBI Chief
SBI chairman C S Setty expects no interest rate cuts in 2024 due to food inflation concerns. The RBI will focus on inflation trajectory rather than monthly data.
RBI Hesitant on Rate Cut Amid Food Inflation Concerns
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is unlikely to lower the benchmark policy rate in 2024 due to uncertainties over food inflation, according to SBI Chairman C S Setty. This follows the US Federal Reserve's expected rate cut,
RBI unlikely to cut interest rate in 2024: SBI chief CS Setty
On monetisation of SBI’s stake in some of its subsidiaries, Setty said, there was no thinking in terms of divestment of stake of any of the subsidiaries presently
RBI unlikely to follow the Fed in cutting rates
RBI unlikely to follow US Fed in rate cuts, focusing on domestic growth-inflation conditions for monetary policy decisions.
How does RBI react to Fed interest rates — a look at recent history
The first US interest rate cut in four and a half years is here. It's widely expected that other central banks, particularly those in Asia, would follow the US Federal Reserve in bringing down borrowing rates.
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RBI's next big decision: 3 new faces, 2 charts, 1 rate
Those who want a rate cut would point at the real interest rates. Those who don't mind waiting will show the food inflation ...
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RBI Governor: interest rate decision will be based on the future trajectory of inflation and growth
Shaktikanta Das, governor of the Reserve Bank of India, joins CNBC's Tanvir Gill in an exclusive interview, discussing ...
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RBI unlikely to cut interest rate in 2024, food inflation to be deciding factor, says SBI chief Setty
T​​​​he US Federal Reserve's first cut in interest rates in more than four years happened today, triggering central banks in ...
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