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(Photo: Reuters)Fitch, the global ratings agency, said that the interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India will have minimal credit impact.
It said, achieving a credible, low inflation environment is a key factor for the country.
Citing that falling commodity, food prices and gradual decline in long-term inflation expectations had created a more benign inflationary environment, Fitch said, "The extent to which the rate cut would have a long-term positive effect on bank asset quality remains uncertain."
The country's high public debt burden and deficit have been a long-standing key weakness for its sovereign credit profile, the ratings agency added.
(Reuters)