RBI in a bind amid weak growth, surging inflation; may not hike rates till Q1 FY23: Report
The Hindu
The start of policy normalisation will remain contingent on a sustained growth recovery, evidence of which is unlikely to be visible before the end of the current fiscal year.
The Reserve Bank of India is “in a bind”, given the present situation of inflation heating to above the mandated band and weakening growth, a British brokerage said on Tuesday. The central bank may hike the repo rate only by the first quarter of next fiscal (April-June 2022) and continue to maintain the accommodative stance in the interim, Barclays’ chief India economist Rahul Bajoria said in a note.More Related News

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