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6 days agoPolicy recalibration reflects confidence in India’s growth outlook
The Reserve Bank of India revised its macroeconomic outlook by lowering its inflation forecast to 2.0 percent from 2.6 percent while raising FY26 GDP growth expectations to 7.3 percent. The central bank also reduced the repo rate to 5.25 percent, citing easing price pressures and supportive domestic demand conditions. Officials acknowledged external risks, including currency volatility and global monetary tightening, but maintained that India’s growth momentum remains intact.
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6 days agoPolicy recalibration reflects confidence in India’s growth outlook
The Reserve Bank of India revised its macroeconomic outlook by lowering its inflation forecast to 2.0 percent from 2.6 percent while raising FY26 GDP growth expectations to 7.3 percent. The central bank also reduced the repo rate to 5.25 percent, citing easing price pressures and supportive domestic demand conditions. Officials acknowledged external risks, including currency volatility and global monetary tightening, but maintained that India’s growth momentum remains intact.
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- rbi
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The RBI lowered inflation projections and raised GDP growth forecasts, signaling confidence in India’s economic momentum while managing external risks and currency pressures.
The Reserve Bank of India revised its macroeconomic outlook by lowering its inflation forecast to 2.0 percent from 2.6 percent while raising FY26 GDP growth expectations to 7.3 percent. The central bank also reduced the repo rate to 5.25 percent, citing easing price pressures and supportive domestic demand conditions. Officials acknowledged external risks, including currency volatility and global monetary tightening, but maintained that India’s growth momentum remains intact.
The Reserve Bank of India revised its macroeconomic outlook by lowering its inflation forecast to 2.0 percent from 2.6 percent while raising FY26 GDP growth expectations to 7.3 percent. The central bank also reduced the repo rate to 5.25 percent, citing easing price pressures and supportive domestic demand conditions. Officials acknowledged external risks, including currency volatility and global monetary tightening, but maintained that India’s growth momentum remains intact.
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- economy
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- india economy
- monetary policy
Dec 14, 2025 • 04:45