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RBI may cut rates by 25-50 bps as inflation eases

4 Nov 2025 · 18:08 ISTafter close1 source ↓written by the desknot a recommendation

The Reserve Bank of India may implement a rate cut of 25-50 bps in the coming months, driven by a CPI inflation drop to 1.5%. This easing, supported by lower food prices and recent GST cuts, aims to bolster economic growth despite external challenges.

Traders should monitor the RBI's decisions closely, as the timing of these cuts could significantly influence market sentiment and liquidity.

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RBI may cut rates by 25-50 bps as inflation eases

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