2025-04-10 10:40:16 am | Source: Vestian
Reaction on the RBI policy by Shrinivas Rao, FRICS, CEO, Vestian
Below the Reaction on the RBI policy by Shrinivas Rao, FRICS, CEO, Vestian
“The repo rate cut of 25 basis points is in line with current market conditions as the headline inflation in February was within the RBI's tolerance limit due to a sharp decline in food prices. On the other hand, the fear of recession is also looming globally amid trade friction between the USA and its trade partners. This reduction in the repo rate is expected to catalyse domestic consumption, boosting GDP growth. Moreover, the change in stance from ‘Neutral to Accommodative’ points towards easy monetary policy and future rate cuts, leading to a reduction in mortgage rates and a boost to the real estate demand.
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