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<ul><li>The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has opted to maintain the Policy Rate at 6.5%, in line with economic forecasts, signalling a cautious approach to balancing growth and inflation within its target range.</li><li>Despite a recent uptick in inflation, the MPC's decision reflects confidence in the underlying strength of the domestic economy and the effectiveness of previous monetary policy adjustments.</li><li>Future policy decisions on interest rates will hinge on inflation trends, the impact of global economic developments, and ensuring the transmission of monetary policy while supporting sustainable economic growth.</li></ul><div class="content-highlight"><em>This insight is AI generated from publicly available sources.</em></div>

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has opted to maintain the Policy Rate at 6.5%, in line with economic forecasts, signalling a cautious approach to balancing growth and inflation within its target range.Despite a recent uptick in inflation, the MPC's decision reflects confidence in the underlying strength of the domestic economy and the effectiveness of previous monetary policy adjustments.Future policy decisions on interest rates will hinge on inflation trends, the impact of global economic developments, and ensuring the transmission of monetary policy while supporting sustainable economic growth.This insight is AI generated from publicly available sources.

India Policy Rate 6.5% (consensus 6.5%) in Feb-24