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Key takeaways from the RBI Monetary Policy: - Repo rate unchanged at 6.5% as per market expectation - Stance changed to “Neutral” - Real GDP growth projection for FY 24-25 unchanged at 7.2% - Inflation projection for FY 24-25 unchanged at 4.5% - To remain “Nimble and Flexible in Liquidity Management” Stay connected for more updates. #MonetaryPolicy #RBI #RepoRate #GDP #Inflation

Key takeaways from the RBI Monetary Policy: - Repo rate unchanged at 6.5% as per market expectation - Stance changed to “Neutral” - Real GDP growth projection for FY 24-25 unchanged at 7.2% - Inflation projection for FY 24-25 unchanged at 4.5% - To remain “Nimble and Flexible in Liquidity Management” #MonetaryPolicy #RBI #RepoRate #GDP #Inflation

The balancing act of the RBI continues. With Q2 GDP growth rate at below-expected levels and inflation surging, the RBI has opted to reduce the Cash Reserve Ratio by 50 basis points to 4% while keeping the repo rate unchanged at 6.5%. The reason being: The repo rate affects interest rates across the economy, influencing both lending and borrowing rates. However, a CRR reduction impacts banks' liquidity directly without necessarily lowering market interest rates. This ensures that the liquidity infusion doesn't overstimulate demand and risk inflation. I was really hoping for a repo rate reduction but the search for the Goldilocks zone—a balance between fostering economic growth and keeping inflation under control—continues. Striking this delicate equilibrium is always a challenge for the RBI, especially in a dynamic environment with global uncertainties and domestic constraints. #RBI #MonetaryPolicy #IndianEconomy

Key Highlights: - Repo rate unchanged at 6.5% as per market expectation - Stance maintained as “Neutral” - Real GDP growth projection lowered for FY 24-25 to 6.6% from 7.2% - Inflation projection for FY 24-25 raised to 4.8% from 4.5% - CRR cut by 50 bps, revised to 4.0% from 4.5% #RBI #RBIMonetaryPolicy #Policy #RepoRate #GDP #Inflation

Key Highlights of the RBI Monetary Policy - June'2024.   - Repo rate unchanged at 6.5% as per market expectation - Continued with “Withdrawal of Accommodative Stance” - Real GDP growth projection for FY25 raised to 7.2% from 7% - Inflation projection for FY25 retained at 4.5% - To remain Nimble and Flexible in Liquidity Management #rbipolicy #monetarypolicy #markets #mutualfunds #liquidity #reporate #gdp #growth #inflation

Here are the Key Highlights of the RBI Monetary Policy - April'2024 : Repo rate unchanged at 6.5% as per market expectation. Continued with “Withdrawal of Accommodative Stance” Real GDP growth projection for FY25 maintained at 7% Inflation projection for FY25 retained at 4.5% To remain Nimble and Flexible in Liquidity Management www.investmentlandscape.in #rbipolicy #policy #markets #mutualfunds #liquidity #reporate #gdp #growth #inflation #rbi

RBI Policy Update: Repo Rate Decision The RBI is set to announce its latest monetary policy after the June 5-7 MPC meeting. Economists expect the repo rate to remain at 6.50% despite high inflation and a strong GDP growth forecast of 6.8% this year. 🔍 Key Points: Repo rate likely unchanged at 6.50%. Inflation expected to average 4.5% this fiscal year. GDP growth forecasted at 6.8% for this fiscal year. First rate cut predicted in Q4 2024, possibly lowering the rate to 6.25%. Source: Reuters To stay informed on more updates: https://lnkd.in/g_FsXt29 Tags: #currencyveda #rbi #reporate #indianeconomy #inflation #gdp #reuters #latestnews #stockmarket #sharemarket #fy2024 #nse #bse #stockmarket #stockmarketindia

09/10/2024 - RBI Monetary Policy highlight 📢 The RBI has decided to maintain the repo rate at 6.5% and has shifted its stance from "withdrawal of accommodation" to "neutral." This change suggests that the central bank is aiming to balance inflation control with economic growth. The stock market responded positively, even without a rate cut, reflecting investor optimism. Stable interest rates, supported by low inflation, are good indicators for the economy. When interest rates are high, borrowing costs increase, which can slow down market activity. Conversely, lower rates make borrowing cheaper and can stimulate more market activity. Looking ahead, if inflation continues to decrease and global risks lessen, a rate cut in December is possible. The RBI's neutral stance allows for adjustments in future rate decisions based on economic developments. Some key figures to mark: ➡️ The repo rate stays unchanged at 6.5%. ➡️ The Standing Deposit Facility Rate is maintained at 6.25% ➡️ Marginal Standing Facility Rate and Bank Rate remain at 6.75%. ➡️ CPI inflation is unchanged at 4.5%. ➡️ GDP growth projections remain steady at 7.2%. Comment your thoughts below! Connect for more such content! 💡 #wealthequity #wealth #equity #nse #knowledge #investment #finance #growth #rbi #economy #election #stockmarket #monetarypolicy #reservebankofindia #inflation #reporate #repo #oil #gdp #gdpgrowth

📊 RBI's latest credit policy update: ✅ Repo Rate stays steady at 6.5%, ensuring economic stability. ⚖️ Stance remains neutral to balance inflation and growth. 📈 Inflation forecast revised upwards to 4.8% 📉 GDP growth forecast trimmed to 6.6%. 💰 CRR cut by 50 bps to inject ₹1.16 lakh crore liquidity into the system. What do these changes mean for your savings and investments? Let’s decode it for you! 💡 #RBIPolicy #RepoRate #EconomicUpdate #Inflation #GDP #FinanceInsights #InvestSmart #FinancialNews

Repo Rate, GDP Growth, & CRR What changed in today's RBI meeting? Here's a quick breakdown. 1. Repo Rate Unchanged: - Held steady at 6.5% for the 11th meeting in a row to tackle inflation and sluggish growth. 2. GDP Growth Cut: - FY25 forecast lowered to 6.6% from 7.2%, reflecting economic challenges. 3. Inflation Revised Up: - Now projected at 4.8% for FY25, with a target to hit 4% by mid-next year. 4. CRR Reduced: - A 50 bps cut will release ₹1.16 lakh crore into the banking system. 5. FCNR(B) Boost: - Higher interest rate ceilings to attract foreign capital inflows. #RBI #MonetaryPolicy #Inflation #IndianEconomy #EconomicGrowth