India Expected to Raise Benchmark Repurchase Rate for First Time in Nearly Four Years

India Expected to Raise Benchmark Repurchase Rate for First Time in Nearly Four Years

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According to a Bloomberg survey of 40 economists, 34 anticipate that India's six-member Monetary Policy Committee will increase the benchmark repurchase rate by 0.25 percentage points to 5.50%. This potential rate hike would mark the first in almost four years, signaling a shift in India's monetary policy stance.

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