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MPC's Repo Rate Decision Not Unanimous

Dr Nagesh Kumar, one of the three new MPC members, wanted the MPC to reduce the repo rate by 25 basis points to 6.25%. IMAGE: Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das. Photograph: Francis......

Will New MPC Members Cut Interest Rates?

. Photograph: Francis Mascarenhas/Reuters While top economists are of the view that the Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) may not cut the repo rates, they also said it would......

'High real repo rate can have adverse effects on demand as well as supply'

'The real repo rate is very high in terms of core inflation.' IMAGE: A worker arranges cauliflowers at a vegetable market. Photograph: ANI Photo Ashima Goyal, emeritus professor, Indira Gandhi......

RBI panel meets to finalise inflation report for govt

The Reserve Bank's rate setting panel on Thursday met to finalise a report for the government on why it failed to keep retail inflation below the target of 6 per cent for three consecutive quarters......

Reserve Bank's MPC to discuss inflation report on Nov 3

The Reserve Bank will hold a special meeting of its rate-setting committee on November 3 to prepare a report for the government on why it failed to keep retail inflation below the target of 6 per......

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Indira Gandhi Institute For Development Research Ashima Goyal

News for Indira Gandhi Institute For Development Research Ashima Goyal

MPC's Repo Rate Decision Not Unanimous

Will New MPC Members Cut Interest Rates?

'High real repo rate can have adverse effects on demand as well as supply'

RBI panel meets to finalise inflation report for govt

Reserve Bank's MPC to discuss inflation report on Nov 3

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