India RBI Interest Rate Decision
The Central Board of Directors of the Reserve Bank of India is responsible for making interest rate decisions in India. The benchmark repurchase rate is the official interest rate. When the Reserve Bank of India changed its monetary policy objectives in 2014, it placed a greater emphasis on price stability, deprioritizing government borrowing, currency stability, and the need to preserve exports. In February 2015, the government and central bank decided on a goal for consumer inflation of 4%, with a range of plus or minus 2% points, starting with the financial year ending in March 2017.
Hodnoty vyšší, než se očekává, by měly být považovány za pozitivní (býčí) pro INR apod očekávané hodnoty by měly být považovány za negativní (medvědí) pro INR.