Weather, rise in international agricultural commodity prices pose upside risks to food inflation, warns RBI in MPC Minutes

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Weather, rise in international agricultural commodity prices pose upside risks to food inflation, warns RBI in MPC Minutes Weather, rise in international agricultural commodity prices pose upside risks to food inflation, warns RBI in MPC Minutes
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) maintained its repo rate at 6.50% while acknowledging softening food inflation. Howe...
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Rate cut would help in reviving economic growth without worsening the inflationary situation: MPC's Nagesh Kumar
RBI MPC member Dr. Nagesh Kumar advocated for a 25-basis point repo rate cut and a 50-basis point CRR reduction to st...
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India's forex reserves fall to $652.87 billion, down $1.98 billion as of Dec 13
India's foreign exchange reserves decreased by $1.98 billion to $652.87 billion as of December 13. Despite this rece...
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