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Rbi mpc policy news: The results of the RBI Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting are going to be announced today. This meeting started on 29 September. The results of the meeting will show whether there will be any changes in the repo rate today or not? The festive season has started in India. In such a situation, will the RBI committee give people a gift to cut cheap home loans, car loans and interest rates? This will also be known.
What will be decided in RBI meeting?
The results of this Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting of RBI are eagerly waiting. On this result, most experts believe that RBI will not make any change in the repo rate this year. Seeing the current situation, the committee will retain it at 5.50 percent. Most of the things are pointing out that the RBI will not make any change in the repo rate keeping its results neutral.
Why the possibility of cut in repo rate is not visible
India’s first quarter (April-June 2025) GDP growth was at 7.8 percent, which shows better figures. Keeping this kind of environment in mind, the RBI does not see any need to cut immediate rates. Also, keeping in mind the ongoing tariff dialogue with America, RBI can adopt neutral path. Tariffs, H-1B visa fees increase, and 100 percent tariff on special medicines are uncertain globally.
Keeping these conditions in mind, the RBI can avoid cuts in repo rate. The rise in inflation can also be one of the reasons for this. The recent GST reforms will lead to a decline in the prices of things. RBI can be cautious keeping all these situations in mind and can avoid making any changes in the repo rate.
What will be the effect on the market?
Experts believe that due to no change in the repo rate, it will not have any major negative effects in the market. Indian stock markets are much more affected by uncertainty related to India America tariff dialogue and share selling of foreign investors. However, if the RBI reduces the repo rate, it can be a positive signal for the market.
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