The Most Common-sensical of All: RBI Policy Aug 22
The MPC hiked policy rates by 50 bps, thereby taking the repo rate to 5.40%, while retaining stance as ‘focussed […]
The MPC hiked policy rates by 50 bps, thereby taking the repo rate to 5.40%, while retaining stance as ‘focussed […]
MPC hiked repo rate by 50 bps to 4.9% as was widely expected by the market. However given that recent
The dramatic geopolitical developments of the past couple of weeks, and the consequent commodity price shock to the world, represent
There has been a sharp repricing in policy rate hike expectations by central banks in many major markets since the
In a surprising turn of events, RBI / MPC made an intermeeting decision to hike repo rate by 40 bps
The government announced a series of steps aimed at providing some relief against the unprecedented commodity price shocks being felt
Our reading of RBI’s characterisation from the last two policies was that it considered the total monetary and fiscal responses
The February policy review kept all rates unchanged as well as the accommodative stance maintained, with the usual one dissent.
The intent of the FY23 union budget is to nurture growth, primarily through public investment, as private investment is yet
Union Budget – 2022-23 largely revolves around the financial system where the overall, macro-economic stability indicators suggest that the Indian