In its last monetary policy review of this fiscal, the RBI has decided to keep the key repo rate unchanged at 4 per cent with accommodative stance to ensure that inflation remains within the target, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das-led MPC hold repo rate at 4 per cent; maintains accommodative stance. Going forward, we see the Indian economy moving in only one direction i.e. upward, says Das

MPC Meet: RBI is seen holding repo rate at 4.0 per cent through but markets will be keenly watching its roadmap to provide additional liquidity measures after a higher than expected borrowing plan of Centre for fiscal year

India Stock Market News Updates Today: Sensex scaled record high of 51,073.27 while the Nifty hit record high of 15,014.65 level in early trade. SBI, Kotak Bank, IndusInd Bank, HDFC, ONGC and Axis Bank were top gainers in the Sensex pack

Three-day meet of six-member RBI committee headed by Das started on February 3. MPC may keep key policy rates unchanged, while ensuring availability of adequate liquidity needed to spur investment in infrastructure sector

Union Budget 2021: Share market expectation on Budget Day; key factors that will guide D-Street The budget announcements made by the FM will set the tone of the stock market on February 1 and thereafter. According to market analysts, the share market is expected to remain volatile in this eventful week as the Union Budget, macro data and RBI policy would be eagerly watched by investors. Besides, ongoing corporate earnings season would also impact stock market trading.    RBI to ...

In the last MPC meet on December 4, the RBI had kept benchmark repurchase (repo) rate unchanged at 4 per cent amid concerns over elevated inflation, but maintained an accommodative stance

Stock market this week: The Indian benchmark indices are expected to remain volatile in this eventful week as the Union Budget, macro data and RBI policy would be eagerly watched by investors

The CPI inflation continues to remain above 6 per cent throughout this year -- except in March -- higher than the Reserve Bank of India's comfort zone of 4-6 per cent

Weak confidence was attributed to the consumer sentiments on general economic situation, employment scenario, price levels and household incomes

In view of the ongoing stress and the heightened uncertainty on account of the pandemic, RBI said it is imperative that banks continue to conserve capital to support the economy and absorb losses, if any

The RBI's projection of 5.4-4.5 per cent CPI for the second half (Oct to March) of 2020-21 announced in October policy is also not holding up

India Stock Market Highlights Today: During the session, Sensex touched a lifetime high of 45,148 and Nifty hit an all-time high of 13,280

Classes for freshers who enroll during the current 2020-21 academic year would however, begin from February 1, next year

Apex bank could take steps to fasten India's economic recovery after the coronavirus, but high inflation will most likely force it to keep the rates unchanged

The economists at SBI believe that India's GDP will remain in negative territory in all the four quarters of FY21 and any positive growth will be seen only in FY22

Future Lifestyle Fashions share opened with a loss of 3.13% at Rs 82-also its intra day low-against previous close of Rs 84.65

The RBI has kept the retail inflation target of 4 per cent with a bias of plus/minus 2 per cent

MPC meet today: Experts believe the policy rates are likely to remain unchanged, primarily due to high inflation levels for over five months now; RBI's panel to also give guidance on India's economic performance amid the coronavirus pandemic in India

The RBI had to reschedule the meeting from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1 as the government had not appointed three new external members on the committee