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9 days agoRBI eases policy stance and boosts liquidity through large-scale operations
The Reserve Bank of India reduced the repo rate to 5.25% and launched ₹1 lakh crore open market operations to improve liquidity during a period of uneven credit demand. Alongside these measures, the central bank raised the FY26 GDP forecast to 7.3%, citing stronger services activity and resilient domestic consumption. India also pursued expanded trade routes targeting $10 billion in exports to Russia, driven by demand for chemicals, agricultural goods, and pharmaceuticals.
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9 days agoRBI eases policy stance and boosts liquidity through large-scale operations
The Reserve Bank of India reduced the repo rate to 5.25% and launched ₹1 lakh crore open market operations to improve liquidity during a period of uneven credit demand. Alongside these measures, the central bank raised the FY26 GDP forecast to 7.3%, citing stronger services activity and resilient domestic consumption. India also pursued expanded trade routes targeting $10 billion in exports to Russia, driven by demand for chemicals, agricultural goods, and pharmaceuticals.
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RBI cut the repo rate, injected liquidity, and lifted its GDP view while India advanced export plans to strengthen trade flows with Russia.
The Reserve Bank of India reduced the repo rate to 5.25% and launched ₹1 lakh crore open market operations to improve liquidity during a period of uneven credit demand. Alongside these measures, the central bank raised the FY26 GDP forecast to 7.3%, citing stronger services activity and resilient domestic consumption. India also pursued expanded trade routes targeting $10 billion in exports to Russia, driven by demand for chemicals, agricultural goods, and pharmaceuticals.
The Reserve Bank of India reduced the repo rate to 5.25% and launched ₹1 lakh crore open market operations to improve liquidity during a period of uneven credit demand. Alongside these measures, the central bank raised the FY26 GDP forecast to 7.3%, citing stronger services activity and resilient domestic consumption. India also pursued expanded trade routes targeting $10 billion in exports to Russia, driven by demand for chemicals, agricultural goods, and pharmaceuticals.
Dec 6, 2025 • 03:35