India CPI – what another dovish surprise implies
We had previously highlighted our higher expected-CPI trajectory, for Q3 and Q4 of FY22, vs. the RBI’s December estimates (click […]
We had previously highlighted our higher expected-CPI trajectory, for Q3 and Q4 of FY22, vs. the RBI’s December estimates (click […]
The Good The budget exercise over the past few years has undertaken the important initiative to progress along the path
The intent of the FY23 union budget is to nurture growth, primarily through public investment, as private investment is yet
The December monetary policy review contained a somewhat more dovish than expected assessment of the growth-inflation trade-off (https://idfcmf.com/article/6431 ). Thus
India’s November CPI (Consumer Price Index) at 4.9% y/y was below consensus and our expectation, although it picked up from
We have discussed in detail before the global and local factors that have led us to take a very conservative
We had written recently (https://idfcmf.com/article/6269 ) on the somewhat worrying inflation dynamics that have been evolving, particularly in the US
The RBI / MPC kept all rates unchanged while the stance was retained as accommodative as well with the same
The bond market had been understandably perturbed in the run up to the October policy. The so called Variable Rate