Retains accommodative stance, FY22 growth forecast; lowers inflation projection
Repo rate and the reverse repo rate remain unchanged at 4% and 3.35%
A delay by RBI could increase risks
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While the share of oil in India's import basket is as much as 22.5% currently, a falling rupee could fuel inflation and take the steam out of low interest rates
A lack of coal means factories could shut, while forcing India to import more fossil fuels.
The rupee was at 74.53 a dollar at 11.40am, down from its previous close of 74.31, as the dollar index crossed 94: its highest level since November 2020
The RBI accepts overnight excess liquidity from banks at 3.35 per cent, its reverse repo rate
The glide path should take inflation down to 5.7% in 2021-22; below 5% in 2022-23, and closer to 4% by 2023-24, said DG Patra
Economists say RBI likely to revise inflation forecast downward in October policy
Consumer prices rose 5.3% last month from a year earlier, the Statistics Ministry said in a statement on Monday
Revival of the Indian economy would be sustained if the COVID-19 pandemic is under control, eminent economist Shashanka Bhide said on Sunday
Economists say revival will hinge on govt spending, policy support
'Our collective decision was to record our views through the MPC minutes and not elsewhere,' says Chetan Ghate.
Only credit growth can help banks to get out of this liquidity drag. That can happen when growth is secured (and not through loan melas). But if it takes longer, risk of higher inflation becomes real
MPC should not ignore inflation risks
In a Q&A, Goyal, a member of RBI's Monetary Policy Committee, says reducing excess liquidity is at RBI's discretion and MPC members can only offer advice
Retail price inflation falling in July to a three-month law could be a blip that disappears with rising consumer demand.
RBI's position is still fraught with risks