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  1. RBI manages monetary policy in response to global factors shaping Indian macroeconomic conditions.
  2. RBI manages monetary policy in response to global factors shaping Indian macroeconomic conditions.
  3. RBI manages monetary policy in response to global factors shaping Indian macroeconomic conditions.
  4. RBI actions are being assessed by SBI Research and Kotak Securities, factoring in El Nino risks and potential capital inflow impacts on the Indian Rupee.

SBI Research Forecasts 50 bps Repo Rate Hike Amid Inflationary Pressures

35 reports, 14 independent Updated Oct 23
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SBI Research forecasts that the Reserve Bank of India could raise the repo rate by 50 basis points in December, citing persistent inflationary pressures and elevated crude oil prices. The Reserve Bank of India recently raised the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.50 percent and adopted a calibrated tightening stance. Meanwhile, SBI Funds Management noted that foreign investment flows into Indian government bonds are likely to remain muted due to global yields and rupee expectations.

From caribbeanherald.com, afghanistansun.com

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The Reserve Bank of India is managing monetary policy in response to global factors and risks, such as El Nino and potential capital inflows. The Indian Rupee has been Asia's worst-performing currency this year, falling 7 percent against the dollar. Experts suggest the Reserve Bank of India should keep options open, including rate increases exceeding 25 basis points, to defend the currency.

The Reserve Bank of India manages monetary policy in response to global factors shaping Indian macroeconomic conditions.

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    Foreign institutional investors might be limited in their funding of Indian bonds due to elevated global yields.

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  1. SBI Research forecasts RBI rate hikes, complementing Malhotra's guidance on policy.1 source
  2. SBI Funds Management analyzes the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy guidance.1 source
  3. SBI Funds analyzes the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy guidance.1 source

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