India needs to do additional work for having a comprehensive macroprudential policy framework with "clearer boundaries" for various authorities including the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), while ensuring a balance between financial stability and inclusion, global body Financial Stability Board (FSB) said on Wednesday.
While observing that "important steps" have been taken in recent years to develop the country's macroprudential policy framework, FSB said the authorities also need to consider potential policy trade-offs in the future.
According to FSB additional work is needed to flesh out and operationalise a comprehensive macroprudential policy framework.
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