Saugata Bhattacharya

Unlocking India's decadal growth

Sustained high growth will need hard reforms

RBI Monetary Policy: One last rate hike now but signaling close to the peak

Inflation remains sticky and most G-10 central banks may in any case, continue with rate hikes; given India's resilient growth momentum, the MPC might increase the repo rate one final time

The art and science of managing inflation

The conduct of monetary policy is not based on simplistic binaries, particularly during times of extraordinary uncertainty

Policy signals calibrated tightening

During the gradual transition to a neutral stance, maybe over the next couple of months, liquidity management will play an important role in transitioning the WACR closer to the repo rate

A policy hold and a hawkish commentary

Fiscal interventions are needed to boost demand and induce durable growth

RBI may hold rate on ambiguous growth, moderate inflation: Expert

The expansionary implications of the FY20 Budget fiscal measures need to be better understood

Rate hold by MPC is justified by a confluence of risk

The current spike in vegetable prices is likely to be transient, but consumer inflation expectations have remained sticky at high levels

Saugata Bhattacharya: Repo rate cut likely, but how much will depend on economy

Analysts have factored in as much as a 0.5 per cent repo rate cut

Economic and financial conditions increase chance of a repo rate cut

Financial conditions have eased significantly since the change in RBI's liquidity framework from April 2016

Economic, financial conditions increase chance of a repo rate cut

The rupee is likely to remain stable in the near term, with near-term forward rates also having fallen