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  Why Are Food Prices Rising? Centre Answers In Key Document Before Budget

  The central government's timely interventions and stability measures by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) helped maintain retail inflation at 5.4% despite the pandemic and geopolitical tensions, according to the Economic Survey 2024.

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  RBI Projects Economic Growth At 6.4% For 2023-24

  RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said the RBI's internal survey says manufacturing, services and infrastructure sector firms are optimistic of the business outlook.

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  6.8% Inflation Not Too High To Deter Consumption Or Weaken Investment: Survey

  India's retail inflation came down below 6 per cent in November after remaining above RBI's upper tolerance level for 10 months since January 2022.

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  RBI Launches Business Sentiment Assessment Survey

  The survey assesses the business situation for the current quarter from selected companies in the services and infrastructure sectors

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  Rising Prices Biggest Risk From Ukraine Conflict: FICCI Economic Outlook Survey

  Rising international commodity prices are the most significant risk emanating from the ongoing conflict. Russia and Ukraine are global suppliers of essential commodities, found the latest FICCI economic outlook survey.

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  Single Volume Economic Survey Likely This Year

  The finance ministry is expected to come out with a single volume economic survey for 2021-22 projecting a growth of 9 per cent for the next fiscal

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  RBI Launches Consumer Confidence Survey For July 2021

  Through the consumer confidence survey, RBI will seek responses from households on the overall economic situation prevailing in the country.

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  RBI Launches Inflation Expectation Survey Of Households For July 2021

  The Reserve Bank of India has announced the July 2021 round of its 'Inflation Expectations Survey of Households'.

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  At 10.5%, RBI Pegs Economic Growth Lower Than IMF And Eco Survey

  RBI Monetary Policy 2021: In its bi-monthly policy review and its first meeting after Budget 2021, the six-member Monetary Policy Committee unanimously decided to keep the lending rates unchanged

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  For Rupee, Asia's Only Losing Emerging Market Currency, More Losses Likely

  The rupee, which has slumped almost 5 per cent from this year's high in July, is also under selling pressure due to escalating levels of public debt and a credit crunch among non-bank finance companies, known as shadow banks.

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  Urjit Patel Quit Over RBI Payout To Centre, Says Top Panel Member

  Former Reserve Bank of India Governor Urjit Patel quit last December after differences over transferring its reserves to the Union government, a member of a panel set up to study the central bank's capital framework has told NDTV.

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  Political Stability Should Push Animal Spirits Of Economy: Economic Survey

  Real gross domestic product growth for the fiscal year started April 1 is projected at 7 per cent, government said in its Economic Survey report.

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  Why RBI Has Limited Scope To Cut Rates

  "By definition if growth is picking up and inflation is rising, there is less scope of monetary easing," said Chief Economic Adviser Arvind Subramanian.

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  Inflation Likely To Rise, Interest Rates Won't: Poll

  The poll comes at a possible turning point for Asia's third- largest economy, with a separate Reuters survey showing economists now expect a rebound in economic growth after five consecutive quarters of deceleration.

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  There's Scope For Slashing RBI Policy Rate By 75 Bps: Economic Survey

  "Today's rate is 6% or about 25-75 bps above neutral rates," the Survey added.