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RBI set to hold rates as growth fears trump inflation risks this fiscal Crisil report
Economy
Published on 29 April 2026
Growth stress is winning the RBI call this year
Crisil expects the RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee to keep interest rates unchanged this fiscal year, with downside growth risks outweighing inflation worries. Producers may see higher costs, but consumer price pressures remain contained. The government’s push to trim the fiscal deficit could raise market borrowing, while the current account deficit is projected to widen.
- RBI likely to keep rates steady as growth fears dominate
- Inflation concerns appear contained despite producer cost pressure
- Fiscal deficit targets may lift market borrowing
- Current account deficit expected to widen
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