Reserve
Bank of Indian disappointed Indian markets by keeping policy repo
rate unchanged at 8% in its mid quarter monetary policy today on
Monday. The Cash Reserve ratio also remained unchanged at 4.75%.
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has said in its monetray policy review
that while growth has moderated, inflation is likely to remain above
comfort levels The
evolving growth-inflation dynamic will continue to influence the
Reserve Bank's stance on interest rates. Both headline and retail
inflation rates are rising, which have a bearing on inflation
expectations. Future actions will depend on a continuing assessment
of external and domestic developments that contribute to lowering
inflation risks.
The
increase keeps inflation near its highest level this year - March
data was revised up to a 2012 high of 7.69 percent - as policymakers
come under pressure to revitalise an economy running at its lowest
ebb in nine years.
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