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*Repo rate hiked by 50 bps to 5.9%* *Crude price correction if
sustained can ease price pressure*
*SDF rate adjusts to 5.65%, MSF at 6.15%*
*See upside risks to food prices*
*MPC voted with 5-1 majority in favour of 50-bps
hike* *Cereal price pressure spreading due to lower
kharif output*
MPC focused on calibrated withdrawal of
accommodation* *Geopolitical tensions weighing on domestic
inflation*
*High inflation necessitates monetary
accommodation withdrawal* *High inflation globally may trigger second-
order effects*
*Policy rate, adjusted for inflation, still trails 2019
levels* *GROWTH :*
*FY23 real GDP growth seen at 7.0%*
*INFLATION :*
*Jul-Sep real GDP growth seen at 6.3%*
*CPI inflation seen at 6.7% FY23*
*Oct-Dec real GDP growth seen at 4.6%*
*Oct-Dec CPI inflation seen at 6.5%*
*Real GDP growth FY23 seen at 7%*
*CPI inflation seen at 5.8% Jan-Mar*
*Apr-Jun real GDP growth seen at 7.2%*
*CPI inflation seen at 7.1% Jul-Sep*
*Jan-Mar real GDP growth seen at 4.6%*
*Apr-Jun CPI inflation seen at 5.0%*
*Geopolitical headwinds may pose downside
*Risk to food inflation may hit inflation risk to growth*
expectation adversely*
*Economic activity in India remains stable*
*Inflation expected to remain elevated at 6% in
Oct-Mar* *India better placed than many emerging
economies*
*Inflation persists on alarming high level across
jurisdiction* *High frequency data shows econ activity
resilient*
*Inflation trajectory remains clouded with
uncertainty* *India economy remains resilient despite global
headwinds*
*Delayed monsoon withdrawal impacting
vegetable prices* *Global shocks impacted economy profoundly*
*CPI remains elevated due to large supply *Buoyant credit growth, govt capex to support
shocks* growth Oct-Mar*
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