Economy Growth

RBI monetary policy: Gov Rajan's take on real estate, wilful defaulters and more

The RBI kept its key policy repo rate unchanged at 8.0 percent as widely expected, while expressing concerns about risks to its target to bring consumer inflation down to 6 percent by January 2016.<br />

India's economic recovery still uneven: RBI Gov Rajan

Rajan was speaking at the Institute of International Finance in Washington on Saturday.<br />

Business sentiment reality check: Why Modi factor is not helping banks just yet

Even though the economic and business confidence indicators suggest a recovery in the economy, bank credit growth numbers do not reflect this optimism

RBI has no bias either to cut or hike rates, says Gov Rajan

The RBI governor, labelled as an "inflation warrior" for keeping the rates high too long, had earlier said that the RBI is not desirous of keeping the rates high and wants inflation number to come down.<br />

RBI to re-examine foreign investment limit in govt bonds: Rajan

The RBI kept its key policy repo rate unchanged at 8.0 percent on Tuesday.<br />

Don't shoot the RBI Guv: Why a rate cut is more in Jaitley's hands than Rajan's

Jaitley can use an array of fiscal tools against inflation while Rajan has only one blunt instrument called monetary policy at his command

System has flexibility to deal with loans to coal firms: RBI Gov Rajan on Coalgate

RBI should have seized opportunity to cut interest rate: India Inc

RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan today left all key rates unchanged citing increased risks to inflation and difficult external situation especially on the geopolitical front.<br />

RBI monetary policy: Rajan remains worried about inflation, say analysts

The RBI also kept both the statutory liquidity ratio (SLR) and the cash reserve ratio (CRR) unchanged.<br />

One year report card: How economy has performed under RBI Gov Rajan

One year later, things have certainly changed for good in the economy. Rupee has stabilized, inflation seems to be under control and there are early signs of growth picking up in the economy.<br />