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Indian economy poised for potentially stable high growth phase, says RBI's monetary policy panel memberRBI's monetary policy committee member Shashanka Bhide highlighted India's potential for stable high growth amidst significant risks, citin...
Sustained growth of 7 pc feasible for India: RBI MPC member Shashanka BhideShashanka Bhide, a member of the RBI Monetary Policy Committee, suggests that India's economic growth of 7% in 2024-25 and beyond is feasib...
RBI’s rate dissenter says officials too focused on inflationJayanth Varma, the dissenting member of the Reserve Bank of India's policy committee, argued that high interest rates impede investments an...
Real interest rates above 2% may not be sustainable from growth perspective: Shashanka BhideWith the policy rate as the instrument, there is a trade-off in terms of growth while bringing down the inflation rate to the target. Howev...
Real interest rates above 2% may not be sustainable for economic growth, says MPC’s BhideDurable, high GDP growth requires controlled inflation and sustainable interest rates. Reviving consumption demand and investment is crucia...
Weak growth in consumption, global uncertainty pose challenges: Shashanka Bhide"I believe there are vulnerabilities to this growth assessment in the sense that there are a few major drivers on the demand side. We see w...
Supply-side inflation pressures in core sectors will need more policy responses: Shashanka Bhide, Member of MPCShashanka Bhide, a member of the Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), believes that supply-side price pressures in sect...
India’s rate setters become cautious of surging food pricesTwo monetary policymakers in India have urged the Reserve Bank of India to prevent spillover from the rise in food prices as inflation reac...
RBI's rate-setting panel member cautions against frequent tweaks in policyShashanka Bhide, an external member of the monetary policy panel, has said that India’s central bank should not rush to ease rates until it...
RBI MPC's Shashanka Bhide calls high inflation rate a consequence of exogenous price shocksRBI Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) member Shashanka Bhide attributed the elevated inflation rate in the last three quarters to the 'exogen...
India rate-setter wants RBI to focus on softening core inflation“As far as monetary policy is concerned, moderation in the core inflation should be the priority,” Shashanka Bhide, an external member of t...
Two members of the RBI's rate-setting panel flag GST hike as upside risk to inflationExternal members of the Monetary Policy Committee, Ashima Goyal and Shashanka Bhide, underlined the recent hike in GST tax on some of the c...
MPC acted to rein in inflation with focus on growthAs per the minutes, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said while high inflation continues to be the major concern, revival of economic activity ...
Rate-setters at Mint Street say inflation outlook overtaken by warEven before the war, inflation was topping the RBI’s 6% upper tolerance limit in 2022, and the supply disruptions that sent oil above $100 ...
New members give Monetary Policy Committee a 'dovish tilt': Nomura"New external members give the MPC a dovish tilt... We believe that the new external members are more neutral-to-dovish in their policy vie...
Ashima Goyal resigns from EAC-PM after being appointed as MPC memberHer resignation comes after the government on Monday appointed Goyal as one of the members of the RBI's rate-setting committee.
RBI monetary policy announcement on October 9RBI had postponed its MPC meeting due to delays in naming new members to the committee.
Rural economy, financial markets experts in MPC! What will they bring to the table?The government has appointed Ashima Goyal, Jayanth R Varma and Shashanka Bhide as members of RBI's Monetary Policy Committee.
Was expecting GDP growth to be better than 4.8%: Shashanka Bhide, NCAEROverall estimates of production are sort of reasonable, as far as agri is concerned, growth estimates are actually decent, says Shashanka B...
- Indian economy likely to expand 8.1 pc in FY 11, says NCAER
Indian economy is expected to grow by 8.1 per cent in the current fiscal on the back of a turn-around in agriculture production and an anti...