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rbi expected to hold rates in june despite rising inflation h2 rate hike bets emerge

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The article discusses RBI rate expectations amid rising inflation. The commercial mechanism is weak: no concrete rate decision or regulatory action yet, only economist forecasts. If rate hikes materialize, Indian banks' net interest margins could improve, but loan demand may soften. The impact is India-specific, with no direct commodity or supply chain trigger.

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  • RBI policy rate at 5.25% since February 2026.
  • April CPI inflation at 3.48%, highest since May 2023.
  • RBI's FY27 inflation target is 4.6%.
  • Three out of 12 economists expect rate hikes in FY27.
  • Bond market pricing implies policy rate around 5.80% over next year.

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Monetary policy is the central bank's use of interest rates and asset purchases to manage inflation and economic activity.