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RBI keeps rates unchanged
There were signs of a more divided policy committee with two members voting for a softening in stance as well as policy direction
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RBI keeps rates unchanged; relief for borrowers
The Reserve Bank of India on Friday decided to keep the policy rate unchanged at 6.5% for fourth time in a row as it maintains a tight vigil on inflat
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No change in EMI, but inflation may play spoiler
RBI has kept the repo rate unchanged, but sounded a caution on rising inflation
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Retail inflation again on its way up
The new inflation figures and the raging prices of vegetables will make it difficult for RBI to go in for a rate cut
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Pricey vegetables, dal may push back rate cut
May was a time of delight for policymakers with retail inflation touching a 25-month low. It was the third successive month of decline with the rates
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Your loans won't get costlier
The Reserve Bank kept policy rates unchanged at 6.5% and growth target for FY24 at 6,5%. It has kept the inflation rate target at 5.1%
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Will your EMIs go up? Watch out for RBI meet
Fall in Indian inflation can be attributed to RBI, global factors as well as automatic stabilizers
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Shift idle funds to FDs, earn over 2.5 times of savings rate
If you have a large sum of money in a savings account and want to get better return than the 2.5-3% offered by banks, move it to a fixed deposit
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Government increases the MSP of pulses, oilseeds and cereals
The Reserve Bank increased the repo rate on Wednesday and after a few hours the government increased the support price of Kharif crops.
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Gone are the days of cheap loans
Loans available for banks have become expensive by about one percent. Now big question is how expensive will loans become for end consumer?
