RBI should hike rate by 25 bps in October to counter external shocks: Report
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RBI should hike repo rate by 25 bps in October, December to counter inflation: SBI Research
SBI Research has recommended two 25-basis-point repo rate hikes in October and December, citing elevated crude oil prices, external shocks and emerging signs of broader inflationary pressures.
RBI should hike rate by 25 bps in October to counter external shocks: Report
An SBI research report recommends the Reserve Bank of India raise interest rates. The central bank should implement a 25 basis point hike next month, it says. This action aims to counter external shocks and rising crude oil prices. Inflationary pressures are also showing signs of becoming more widespread. The report advocates for a second rate increase in December.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) should raise the repo rate by 25 basis points in October and then an additional 25 basis points in December. Because of this, the rise in crude oil and commodity prices globally is expected to increase inflation. This information was given in the report of SBI Research. The report states that the inflation rate is expected to be between 4.8-4.9 percent in August. If crude oil remains at a high level, then inflatio…
Repo Rate: RBI should hike it by 25 bps in both Oct and Dec, says SBI Research; know why
The RBI Monetary Policy Committee should raise the Repo Rate by 25 basis points in October and December to tackle external headwinds, the chief of which is crude prices that have kep surging even beyond the $100 a barrel mark, SBI Research has said in a note. The next rate-setting meeting for RBI Monetary Policy Committee is scheduled on October 5-7, 2026.
RBI should implement two 25‑bps hikes, oil shock could push inflation above 6.5 pc: Report
New Delhi, Sep 12 (SocialNews.XYZ) The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) should implement a 25 basis‑point rate hike by October, followed by another 25 bps in December, as rising global oil and commodity prices and... - Social News XYZ
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