RBI manages inflation and monetary policy, threatening agricultural output and food prices due to El Nino.
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RBI manages inflation and monetary policy, threatening agricultural output and food prices due to El Nino.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Morgan Stanley expects the Reserve Bank of India to implement rate hikes, citing El Nino's contribution to a hazy economic outlook.Sub-event
Developed market banks are now influencing RBI policy amid El Nino-driven food inflation risks.1 source
- The RBI Governor delivered the monetary policy statement on August 5th, noting El Niño as a key upside risk to inflation.Sub-event
- RBI actions are influencing Deutsche Bank's economic forecasts.Sub-event
RBI addresses inflation and food prices amid El Nino's impact on Indian agriculture.1 source
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Reserve Bank of India
central bank of India
- El Nino
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