RBI Policy: MPC leaves repo rate unchanged at 4.00%

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RBI Policy: MPC leaves repo rate unchanged at 4.00%

RBI Policy: MPC leaves repo rate unchanged at 4.00%



RBI Das starts policy announcement


RBI Policy: Successfully navigated through turbulent waters


RBI Policy: Ensured actions are nimble


RBI Policy:Responded with unconventional steps to negate COVID impact


RBI Policy: Global econ has seen tectonic shifts


RBI Policy: Approach needs to be cautious but proactive


RBI Policy: FX reserves are at very comfortable levels


RBI Policy: FX reserves at very comfortable levels


RBI Policy: Extreme volatility characterises commodity, financial mkts


RBI Policy: MPC leaves repo rate unchanged at 4.00%


RBI Policy: MPC retains accommodative stance


RBI Das: Reassured by large buffers built over last few yrs


RBI Policy: RBI stands resolute to defend Indian econ


RBI Policy: Seeing significant improvement in external sector


RBI Policy: RBI stands resolute to defend Indian economy


RBI Policy: SDF introduced, to be floor of policy corridor


RBI Policy: Reverse repo rate hiked by 40 bps


RBI Policy: To restore LAF corridor to pre-COVID level of 50 bps


RBI Policy: Ebbing Omicron wave offset by geopolitical tension


RBI Policy: Supply disruptions rattled commodity markets


RBI:To stay accommodative while focussing on accommodation withdrawal


RBI Policy: Global food, metal prices hardened significantly


RBI Policy: Reverse repo rate hiked by 40 bps to 3.75%



Highlights of RBI Governor Das' address post MPC meet


KEY TAKEAWAYS


* MPC leaves repo rate unchanged at 4.00%


* MPC retains accommodative stance


* Reverse repo rate hiked by 40 bps


* SDF introduced, to be floor of policy corridor


* To restore LAF corridor to pre-COVID level of 50 bps


* To stay accommodative while focussing on accommodation withdrawal


* Global food, metal prices hardened significantly


* Ebbing Omicron wave offset by geopolitical tension


* Supply disruptions rattled commodity markets


* Risk aversion towards emerging mkt economies has increased


* Resurgence in COVID cases in some nations a risk to global econ



GROWTH


* RBI stands resolute to defend Indian economy


* Ensured actions are nimble


* Global economy has seen tectonic shifts


* Successfully navigated through turbulent waters


* Responded with unconventional steps to negate COVID impact


* Approach needs to be cautious but proactive


* Approach needs to be cautious but proactive


* Conflict in Europe has potential to derail global economy


* FX reserves are at very comfortable levels


* Our approach needs to be cautious but proactive


* Reassured by large buffers built over last few years


* Extreme volatility characterises commodity, financial markets


* FX reserves at very comfortable levels


* Seeing significant improvement in external sector


* RBI stands resolute to defend Indian economy


* Geopolitical issues exacerbated amid global econ recovery



INFLATION


* CPI seen higher, GDP lower in FY23 vs Feb projections


* Global supply chain disruption expected to linger


* Inflation projected to be higher, growth lower


* Global supply chain, input cost pressures may linger longer


* Saw geopolitical worry when world grappling with inflation



KEY TAKEAWAYS


* MPC leaves repo rate unchanged at 4.00%


* MPC retains accommodative stance


* Reverse repo rate hiked by 40 bps


* SDF introduced, to be floor of policy corridor


* To restore LAF corridor to pre-COVID level of 50 bps


* To stay accommodative while focussing on accommodation withdrawal


* Indian economy steadily reviving from pandemic impact


* Global food, metal prices hardened significantly


* Ebbing Omicron wave offset by geopolitical tension


* Supply disruptions rattled commodity markets


* Risk aversion towards emerging market economies has increased


* Resurgence in COVID cases in some nations a risk to global economy


* Global economy has seen tectonic shifts


* Successfully navigated through turbulent waters


* Responded with…