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India’s central bank left its key interest rate unchanged for the third time in a row and said it stood ready to act if food fueled higher inflation.
The RBI today kept its benchmark repurchase rate at 6.50%, in line with market expectations.
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Prior to this, it has raised interest rates six times since April 2022, for a total of 250 basis points.
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The committee decided unanimously to retain the policy stance it introduced last April, which focused on “exiting easing”.
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RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said in his speech that the central bank has made significant progress in tackling inflation but expects prices to soar in July-August.
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