Das said Indian companies and policymakers need to suitably weigh challenges and accordingly re-strategise to respond appropriately

The RBI Governor also flagged challenges that Indian companies may face on account of developments around the Brexit.

The overall kitty had swelled by $2.68 billion to $396.084 billion in the previous week.

Much of the cost of the extra spending or revenue losses would have to be borne by the government that will take charge after the election due by May.

Global firms such as Mastercard, Visa, PayPal, Google, Amazon and Facebook have sought the government's help to relax the regulations on data localisation.

The country's FDI inflow growth rate has seen a decline in the past few years - from 27% in FY15 to a mere 1.24% in FY18.

He has been holding consultations with various stakeholders including banks, non-banking financial companies and micro, small and medium enterprises.

SBI said the resolution plan for the recovery of non-performing asset (NPA) has been approved and filed in NCLT Ahmedabad, according to which the minimum recovery to the bank is Rs 11,313.42 crore.

The CPI figure for December month is almost half of what the RBI has been projecting for the last one year.

Of 30 Sensex stocks, 27 ended in the green. YES Bank (3.86%), Infosys (3.66%) and Reliance Industries (3.02%) were the top Sensex gainers.