RBI may hike rates by 75 bps here on, but India growth likely to hold up: ANZ Research’s Richard Yetsenga
CNBC-TV18 47 min ago·30 Sept 2026, 7:57 am
The Reserve Bank of India is expected to lift its policy repo rate by 75 basis points, with the possibility of three such hikes over the coming months. The moves aim to bring inflation back to target while keeping the monetary stance tight.
For investors, higher rates mean costlier loans for companies and consumers, which can pressure profit margins and stock valuations. However, India's growth engine is still anchored in investment spending rather than household consumption, making the economy less vulnerable to rate shocks.
Market participants should keep an eye on the RBI’s next policy announcement, upcoming inflation readings, and trends in private‑sector investment. Any deviation from the expected path could shift sentiment across sectors, especially those reliant on credit.
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