February’s 3.61% CPI, led by easing food costs, has markets eyeing another RBI rate trim. Here is what the experts predict on the central bank's future monetary policy trajectory.

The RBI’s recent repo rate cut to 6.25% is expected to lower borrowing costs for personal and home loan borrowers. Several ...

Retail inflation eased to a seven-month low of 3.61 percent in February, as food inflation eased further, according to data ...

The USD/INR exchange rate is loitering near its all-time high as the US dollar index plunges and the market waits for the ...

The lower inflation reading could give the Reserve Bank of India room to cut rates and support its slowing economy.

Many small finance banks are offering attractive fixed deposit interest rates, with Unity Small Finance Bank and NorthEast ...

Retail inflation in India dropped to 3.61% in February due to decreased prices in vegetables and protein-rich items, offering ...

Subdued food prices in February pulled down retail inflation below the Reserve Bank’s median target of 4 per cent while the country’s manufacturing sector pushed the key factory output index to 5 per ...

So, we are going to keep our eyes on wheat and sugar for the next few months. But for now, we are going to celebrate the fact ...

RBI's optimism about India’s growth contrasts with cautionary signals, such as faltering consumer confidence and potential ...

In 2019, the RBI allowed overseas investors into India’s rupee interest rate swap market via foreign-currency settled OIS ...

A repo rate cut generally lowers borrowing costs, making loans more affordable. However, borrowers often do not see an ...