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The Reserve Bank of India is widely expected to keep rates steady when its two-day monetary policy committee meeting concludes on Friday. More on top stories of the day.

New members give RBI's MPC dovish tilt; to hold rates on Oct 9: Analysts

The addition of three new members – Jayanth Varma, Ashima Goyal and Shashanka Bhide – to the Reserve Bank of India’s monetary policy committee (MPC) lends a dovish tilt to the central bank’s think tank on policy, say analysts, who feel it may keep rates unchanged in the policy review later this week. On Monday, the

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