GoldSilverReports.com — RBI Repo Rate Cut – The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) today cut its repo rate, or the rate at which it lends to banks, by 25 basis points to 6%.
RBI Monetary Policy
RBI Pause on Interest Rate Hike May Last Only Till December
The minutes of the October policy meet show that RBI’s monetary policy committee members did not tone down their hawkishness or reduce their vigil on inflation when they had recommended a pause.
MPC HIKES REPO RATE BY 25 BASIS POINTS TO 6.25 – RBI Monetary Policy Prediction Today Rocking
MPC HIKES REPO RATE BY 25 BASIS POINTS TO 6.25 – RBI Monetary Policy Prediction Today Rocking
GOLD SILVER REPORTS PAR SABSE PHELE FORECAST KIYA KI REPO RATE HIKE HOGA RBI Monetary Policy Prediction Today Rocking
RBI Monetary Policy Prediction Today
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – RBI Monetary Policy Prediction Today: Indian Stock Market would open flat with negative bias. Technically, Nifty also entered into negative zone. BankNifty is still in negative zone. Now, today RBI Policy would be disclosed and it would affect Indian Stock Market direction. Street expect Rate hike this time.
RBI Monetary Policy Day Guide June 6, 2018 INDIA
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – RBI Monetary Policy Day Guide June 6, 2018 INDIA — Policy action: Even as the market expects status quo, there are three likely scenarios that can emerge from today’s policy. First RBI could maintain a pause in policy rate with change in stance from neutral to hawkish, signalling that more rate hikes are imminent. The second scenario is when the RBI could hike the policy rates, and lastly a rate hike followed by a hawkish stance.
RBI Monetary Policy Today: What to Watch out For
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – RBI Monetary Policy Today: What to Watch out For — After two days of deliberations, the Reserve Bank of India’s six-member monetary policy committee is scheduled to announce its policy decision at 2:30pm on Wednesday. While the committee is likely to keep the policy rates unchanged, it is expected to highlight the risks to its policy trajectory from rising inflation and higher fiscal slippage.