The unlocking of economy saw domestic demand benefiting from festive tailwinds, pent up consumption, pickup in capacity utilisation and resumption in sectoral activities, DBS Bank said.

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As per MPC minutes, Governor Shaktikanta Das said the sharp correction in food inflation has improved the near-term headline inflation outlook, although core inflation pressures persist

Taxes levied by the Centre and states constitute more than half of petrol and diesel prices, accounting for 60 per cent of the retail cost of the former and 54 per cent of the latter

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The RBI working paper co-authored by RBI Deputy Governor Michael Debabrata Patra,  who is also a member of the six-member monetary policy committee has recommended that maintaining the inflation target at 4 per cent is appropriate for the country

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The inflation target could be tweaked to accommodate the government's higher borrowing plan of Rs 12 lakh crore in 2021-22

The band, on the basis of which monetary policy is decided by a six-member committee headed by the central bank governor, was established in 2016

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The increase in WPI inflation came on the back of rise in manufactured products' prices, negating decline prices for primary articles, fuel and power, and food items

RBI on Friday says, new investors who operate from jurisdictions not in compliance with the FATF must hold less than 20% of the voting power in NBFCs

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The country's industrial output had contracted 2.09 per cent in November, while it grew 4.19 per cent in October, the data showed.

Inflation in food basket almost halved to 1.89 per cent in January as compared to 3.41 per cent recorded in December on the back of 15.84 per cent decline in vegetable prices

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Little attention to direct income support, health and education deprivations, and revival of small businesses will keep the demand and production of goods and services depressed in FY22

Das says retail inflation has \"returned within the tolerance band\" of 4 per cent. RBI has the mandate to keep retail inflation at 4 per cent with a bias of plus/minus 2 per cent on either side