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India Rate Setters See Outlook Improve as Middle East Risks Ease
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India Rate Setters See Outlook Improve as Middle East Risks Ease India’s rate setters chose to stay growth-supportive and hold off on any policy pivot, viewing Middle East uncertainty as a reason for caution while expecting the economic outlook to improve rapidly once tensions ease. The discussions were revealed in minutes of the Reserve Bank of India’s June 3-5 monetary policy committee meetings. The six-member panel, headed by Governor Sanjay Malhotra, had voted unanimously to keep the...
India Rate Setters See Outlook Improve as Middle East Risks Ease
India’s rate setters chose to stay growth-supportive and hold off on any policy pivot, viewing Middle East uncertainty as a reason for caution while expecting the economic outlook to improve rapidly once tensions ease.
The discussions were revealed in minutes of the Reserve Bank of India’s June 3-5 monetary policy committee meetings. The six-member panel, headed by Governor Sanjay Malhotra, had voted unanimously to keep the repurchase rate unchanged at 5.25% and retain a neutral stance for a third straight time.