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RBI MPC to announce policy on April 8; watch Governor Sanjay Malhotra's speech live as economists expect repo rate to remain unchanged amid global uncertainties.

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The first MPC meeting in FY27, on April 8, will see policymakers announce full-year projections for growth and inflation, at a time when the war in West Asia is going full throttle

RBI may pause in April as global uncertainties raise inflation risks while growth concerns limit room for aggressive policy action.

The Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee meets amid a West Asian war. This conflict disrupts supply chains and raises crude oil prices. Inflation is rising while growth shows signs of slowing. The committee must navigate these challenges. The government and RBI are taking steps to manage the rupee's depreciation. Future economic projections will be crucial.

Rising inflation may not force the RBI to increase the repo rate this time around, but in later MPC meetings, the likelihood of higher repo rate is much higher. Once the central bank increases the repo rate, banks and SFBs may also follow in footsteps by offering higher FD rates.

Market regulator Sebi is discussing measures with industry bodies to navigate financial volatility. The Reserve Bank of India is also preparing steps to counter the West Asia conflict's impact. Proposals include extensions for companies to meet shareholding norms and support for MSMEs and exporters. These actions aim to stabilize markets and bolster the rupee.

RBI MPC meets amid global risks, expected to keep repo rate unchanged on April 8, prioritising inflation control, supporting stable EMIs and homebuyer confidence

Bank Nifty is at a critical juncture ahead of the RBI policy, showing early signs of stabilization after recent volatility. Easing selling pressure and improving technical indicators suggest a potential short-term rebound. Traders are advised to monitor key levels and historical trends for positioning.

RBI MPC led by Governor Sanjay Malhotra meets April 6 to 8 amid West Asia conflict, high oil and weak rupee, SBI Research sees rates on hold as inflation and external risks rise