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55 days agoRBI holds repo at 5.50%; raises FY26 GDP outlook to 6.8% in October report
The Reserve Bank of India kept the policy repo rate unchanged at 5.50% with a neutral stance, citing easing inflation and firm domestic demand. The October Monetary Policy Report lifted FY26 GDP growth to 6.8% and cut CPI projections, pointing to room for future easing if disinflation holds. Minutes showed some members open to a more accommodative stance ahead of December. The RBI highlighted steady credit growth and resilient liquidity as buffers against external risks.
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55 days agoRBI holds repo at 5.50%; raises FY26 GDP outlook to 6.8% in October report
The Reserve Bank of India kept the policy repo rate unchanged at 5.50% with a neutral stance, citing easing inflation and firm domestic demand. The October Monetary Policy Report lifted FY26 GDP growth to 6.8% and cut CPI projections, pointing to room for future easing if disinflation holds. Minutes showed some members open to a more accommodative stance ahead of December. The RBI highlighted steady credit growth and resilient liquidity as buffers against external risks.
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- RBI
Pib• By Sneha Pathak
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RBI paused at 5.50% and nudged FY26 growth to 6.8%, noting softer inflation and stable demand; minutes signaled scope for cuts if disinflation persists into December.
The Reserve Bank of India kept the policy repo rate unchanged at 5.50% with a neutral stance, citing easing inflation and firm domestic demand. The October Monetary Policy Report lifted FY26 GDP growth to 6.8% and cut CPI projections, pointing to room for future easing if disinflation holds. Minutes showed some members open to a more accommodative stance ahead of December. The RBI highlighted steady credit growth and resilient liquidity as buffers against external risks.
The Reserve Bank of India kept the policy repo rate unchanged at 5.50% with a neutral stance, citing easing inflation and firm domestic demand. The October Monetary Policy Report lifted FY26 GDP growth to 6.8% and cut CPI projections, pointing to room for future easing if disinflation holds. Minutes showed some members open to a more accommodative stance ahead of December. The RBI highlighted steady credit growth and resilient liquidity as buffers against external risks.
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- economy
- RBI
- economy
- RBI
- repo rate
- GDP
- inflation
- India
Oct 21, 2025 • 21:08