Reserve Bank of India may consider another rate cut this year, says Goldman Sachs
A report by Goldman Sachs projects that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may implement another policy-rate reduction before the end of 2025 to support growth and ease inflation pressures. The bank’s accommodative stance is expected to remain intact, with analysts flagging that weak consumer price inflation and strong domestic demand make additional easing plausible. The timing and magnitude remain uncertain, but markets are already factoring in the possibility of lower borrowing costs ahead.
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Reserve Bank of India may consider another rate cut this year, says Goldman Sachs
A report by Goldman Sachs projects that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may implement another policy-rate reduction before the end of 2025 to support growth and ease inflation pressures. The bank’s accommodative stance is expected to remain intact, with analysts flagging that weak consumer price inflation and strong domestic demand make additional easing plausible. The timing and magnitude remain uncertain, but markets are already factoring in the possibility of lower borrowing costs ahead.
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Reserve Bank of India may consider another rate cut this year, says Goldman Sachs
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Goldman Sachs sees likely further rate cut by RBI in 2025 as growth stays intact and inflation eases.
A report by Goldman Sachs projects that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may implement another policy-rate reduction before the end of 2025 to support growth and ease inflation pressures. The bank’s accommodative stance is expected to remain intact, with analysts flagging that weak consumer price inflation and strong domestic demand make additional easing plausible. The timing and magnitude remain uncertain, but markets are already factoring in the possibility of lower borrowing costs ahead.
A report by Goldman Sachs projects that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may implement another policy-rate reduction before the end of 2025 to support growth and ease inflation pressures. The bank’s accommodative stance is expected to remain intact, with analysts flagging that weak consumer price inflation and strong domestic demand make additional easing plausible. The timing and magnitude remain uncertain, but markets are already factoring in the possibility of lower borrowing costs ahead.