Rbi Inflation

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  RBI Raises FY27 CPI Inflation Forecast To 5.2% From 5%; Hikes Repo Rate To 5.50%

  The RBI now expects Q2 FY27 CPI inflation at 4.9%, up from 4.7% earlier. The projection for Q3 has been raised to 6% from 5.9%, while Q4 inflation is seen at 5.7% compared with 5.5% earlier.

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  RBI Flags Conflict, Monsoon Risks. These May Already Be Pushing Inflation

  The RBI has already revised its inflation outlook upward. In its June monetary policy, the central bank raised its FY27 CPI inflation forecast to 5.1 per cent from 4.6 per cent projected earlier.

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  RBI MPC Decision: Central Bank Pegs FY27 CPI Inflation Projection At 4.6% Amid Risk Outlook

  RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra-led monetary policy committee pegged the full year CPI inflation for FY27 at 4.6% amid increased risk outlook and price shock due to the economic impact of the US-Iran geopolitical conflict.

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  RBI Governor Revises Inflation Outlook Downward To 2% For FY26

  The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday revised the inflation outlook for the current financial year, FY26, projecting CPI inflation at 2 per cent, marking a reduction of 0.6 per cent from its earlier projection.

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  RBI MPC Lowers FY26 CPI Inflation Forecast To 2%, Hikes GDP Growth Projection To 7.3%

  RBI Monetary Policy: The central bank on Dec. 5 cut key benchmark interest rate for the first time in six months.

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  RBI More Concerned About Tariff Impact On Growth Than Inflation, Says Governor Malhotra

  The 20-basis point reduction in India’s growth forecast reflects the cautious outlook amid the evolving global trade scenario, Malhotra noted.

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  Income Tax Relief To Not Spur Inflation, Says RBI Governor

  The comments come after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced during the budget that income up to Rs 12 lakh per annum would no longer be taxed under the new tax regime.

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  Policy Pivot: When Will RBI Cut Rate? Here's What Brokerages Expect

  GDP growth projection for financial year 2025 was revised down to 6.6%, a slight dip from the earlier 7.2%.

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  Fall In Food And Vegetable Price In July Not Enough To Cut Rates, Says RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das

  India's growth remains intact, stable, and resilient, with only minimal sacrifice so far, making it the fastest-growing economy in fiscal 2024-25, Das said.

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  "Fall In Food Price In July Not Enough To Cut Rates": RBI Chief Exclusive

  A decision on reducing the policy rate will depend on keeping inflation in check, Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das told NDTV in an exclusive interview.

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  Inflation Expectations In India May Stabilise, Edge Down Going Ahead: RBI

  Inflation expectations in India may stabilise and edge down going ahead but renewed pressures from cereals and proteins cannot be ruled out, the Reserve Bank of India said in its February bulletin published on Tuesday.

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  Bond Yields Jump As RBI Unexpectedly Keeps Rates Steady

  A majority of the 56 analysts polled by Reuters had expected a rate cut of at least 25 basis points, though 18 had forecast policy would remain unchanged.

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  After GST Kicks In, Core Inflation Seen Rising

  Although headline inflation slumped to 2.18 per cent in May, its lowest since a new series was adopted five years ago, core inflation has stubbornly stayed above 4 per cent for years.

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  RBI Marginally Revises Upwards Inflation Forecast For FY19

  Since the MPC's meeting in early April, the price of Indian basket of crude surged from $66 a barrel to $74.

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  Under Governor Urjit Patel, RBI Zooms In On 4% Inflation Target

  Consumer inflation stood at 3.81 per cent in March, but weaker-than-expected monsoon rains and planned hikes to government employee salaries could easily see the 4 per cent target under threat.