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RBI Governor Malhotra outlines India's inflation outlook and monetary policy stance

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Sanjay Malhotra, Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, addressed India's macroeconomic fundamentals on October 1, 2026. He projected that the average inflation rate over the next three quarters will be 5.8 percent. Malhotra stated that the central bank is currently contemplating either a pause or a rate increase, confirming there will be no rate cut in the near term.

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The remarks provide insight into the Reserve Bank of India's future monetary policy direction. The projection of 5.8 percent average inflation sets expectations for future interest rate decisions. The central bank's stance of considering a pause or rate increase signals continued caution regarding growth and inflation dynamics.

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