The benchmark 10-year Indian bond yield dropped 8 basis points (bps) to 6.26%
One of the issues that will come up for review is how much transmission of policy rate actions to the final customer has happened.
Regulating the distinct segments of these banks would be a challenging task, said Shaktikanta Das
Such write-offs of loans affect the capability of farmers to access debt for the next season in time, the RBI governor added
Real estate developers, battling a prolonged slowdown in demand, are struggling to raise funds to construct or complete projects
To keep inflation under specified level, the government in 2016 had decided to set up MPC headed by RBI governor entrusted with the task of fixing the benchmark policy rate (repo rate)
The development would attract higher foreign flows as many overseas funds are mandated to track global indices
Only a couple of sectors in India are likely to see some disruptions but alternatives are being explored to overcome those issues, he said
In an interview with PTI, Das said the government has remained within the limits set by the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management (FRBM) Committee for the budget deficit
He said the fallout of the outbreak of novel coronavirus in China needs to be closely monitored by "every policymaker" to tailor a swift response
In an interview with PTI, Das said so far no red flags have been raised but the central bank continues to monitor the situation closely
With this move, the central bank will do away with nearly eight decades of practice
Retail inflation based on consumer price index (CPI) soared to a near six-year high of 7.59% in January
When asked about the order, Das said it would be internally deliberated upon, if at all there are issues arising out of it
Earlier this month, the central bank opted for a status quo on the benchmark interest rate, amid signs of hardening inflation and an uncertain global environment
Das also clarified that at the moment there is no plan to monetise government deficit
At the sixth bi-monthly policy announcement, where the policy rates were left unchanged, the Reserve Bank announced long-term repurchase agreements (repos) of one-year and three-year tenors
The RBI has cumulatively cut the repo rate by 135 basis since February 2019 to a nine-year low of 5.15 per cent
The monetary policy committee (MPC) kept the policy repo rate unchanged at 5.15 per cent, continuing with the accommodative stance to revive growth
Going forward, the inflation outlook is likely to be influenced by several factors like food inflation, crude prices and input costs for services, RBI said