Export-Import Bank of India [Exim Bank] has, at the behest of Government of India, extended a Line of Credit [LOC] of USD 1 billion to the Government of Nepal for financing Hydropower, Irrigation and Infrastruc...
“Though it seems that the RBI has dashed the hopes of rate cuts in 2014, we appreciate the patience of the regulator in containing inflation within permissible limits. Our sense says, instead of being app...
The policy has been broadly in line with our expectations. It is a pragmatic policy with a realistic assessment of the concerns relating to inflation and growth. The policy is relatively more dovish than earlie...
While the policy was on expected lines and the RBI's consistent stand on policy rates is understandable, a rate cut would have been favourable. India would not have been an outlier either, as China and Sout...
"While we have full faith in the new government & the RBI, the announcement about the interest rates remaining unchanged is disappointing. With inflation largely under control, cheaper housing loan...
RBI maintained status quo in line with expectation of bankers. Markets after RBI policy were seen flat due to no rate cut. RBI looked slightly dovish note on its inflation outlook quoting "activity is likely ...
The policy announcement was along expected lines both in content and the underlying tone, which suggested an accommodative stance in the period ahead (even outside of policy review cycle), should data flow suggest continued easing up of inflation.
“The regulator sounded cautiously optimistic in the current policy review, which indicate that the inflation expectations are within their acceptable levels and the focus may now move towards driving ...
“The RBI assertion of a possible change in monetary policy stance next year is a clear vindication and acknowledgement of a benign inflation regime. In fact, by advancing the inflation target of 6% to March 2015, RBI has now set out a clear message of the reversal of the rate cycle, soon...
