Reserve Bank of India cuts benchmark rate to 6%

RBI hails fall in food inflation, but revises growth forecast down because of US tariffs

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Reserve Bank of India building in Mumbai
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The Reserve Bank of India today (April 9) cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points in a unanimous decision to 6% as inflation fell below its target.

It was the bank’s second consecutive rate cut and followed a reduction of the same size in February.

Headline inflation dropped to 3.61% in February, down from 4.31% the previous month, as higher agricultural production led to a drop in food inflation. The RBI said the outlook on food inflation, which fell from 6.02% in January to a 21-month

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