India's central bank is expected to recommend retaining an existing inflation target for a third consecutive time following feedback from stakeholders who backed the framework, two sources familiar ...
How is understanding the problem with low inflation relevant to the UPSC exam? What significance do topics like the Anand ...
Sanjay Malhotra highlights India’s strong macroeconomic fundamentals and resilience amid global volatility, while signalling ...
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Reserve Bank of India is consulting the public on whether to maintain the current 4% inflation target
India’s central bank said on Thursday that the existing inflation-targeting regime has broadly delivered for the economy and likely needs no overhaul, and it released a discussion paper to gather ...
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Is 4% still a sweet spot? RBI’s big question on India's inflation targeting; seeks public feedback - DETAILS
RBI Inflation Target, RBI News Today: The Reserve Bank on Thursday sought public feedback on whether its monetary policy should continue to target 4 per cent retail inflation or set new parameters to ...
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had sought views from economists, market participants and other stakeholders ahead of March 2026, when that target is set to expire.
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