India's central bank chief hinted there's still wiggle room for policy adjustments to prop up economic expansion. The statement suggests authorities aren't done tweaking monetary levers, keeping the door open for potential rate cuts or liquidity injections if growth momentum weakens. Markets tend to react to such signals, especially in emerging economies where policy flexibility can shift capital flows.
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AirdropHunterXiao
· 12-05 05:01
This is a signal of monetary easing from the Reserve Bank of India. A rate cut is definitely coming next. We need to keep a close watch.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 12-05 04:52
The Reserve Bank of India is hinting again; this whole "there's still room" rhetoric is the same old story... If they're really going to cut rates, why not just do it directly? The market is tired of this beating around the bush.
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TideReceder
· 12-05 04:39
The Reserve Bank of India is starting to send signals again. I'm familiar with this tactic: first, they say there's room for adjustment, then the market starts betting on rate cuts, and capital has to make another round.
India's central bank chief hinted there's still wiggle room for policy adjustments to prop up economic expansion. The statement suggests authorities aren't done tweaking monetary levers, keeping the door open for potential rate cuts or liquidity injections if growth momentum weakens. Markets tend to react to such signals, especially in emerging economies where policy flexibility can shift capital flows.