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Reserve Bank of India

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The RBI hiked rates by 25 bps on October 7, the first increase since 2023, to combat inflation. This pushes up borrowing costs for consumers and businesses, even as the World Bank projects a growth slowdown to 7.1% by FY2027. Watch for further rate adjustments and their impact on festive season demand.

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