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The minutes of the recent RBI monetary policy committee meet reveal that further rate hikes is a clear possibility should the situation warrant. 

Here's what the minutes of the RBI monetary policy committee meet say

The minutes of the recent RBI monetary policy committee meet reveal that further rate hikes is a clear possibility should the situation warrant.&nbsp;

The minutes of RBI monetary policy committee meet reveal increasing concerns over inflation by the panel members. The minutes also clearly highlight that further rates hikes may be required to ensure inflation is brought under control and meets RBI's target.&nbsp;
The recent monetary policy committee meet, saw a surprise decision to keep the repo rate unchanged. The minutes of that meet, released on Thursday, show that all members of the MPC were in favour of a pause in the rates. Calling it a 'tactical pause' and not a pivot or a change in direction, RBI governor pointed out that the war against inflation is far from over.&nbsp;&nbsp; Highlighting two new risks to inflation (output cut by OPEC and the possibility of a deficient monsoon), Prof. Jayant Varma said that "it would be premature to declare an end to this tightening cycle".&nbsp; "The process of getting inflation back to target could turn out to be gradual and uneven", said Dr. Michael Debabrata Patra.&nbsp;&nbsp;

RBI policy delivered exactly the script market was anticipating. The central bank kept rates unchanged at 4% for the 22nd straight month while reassuring the market that mint street will maintain the &lsquo;accommodative stance&rsquo; for as long as needed.
Surprisingly the RBI downplayed the inflation risk facing the economy as the Governor restated their inflation forecast at 5.1% despite rising inflationary pressures. RBI chief stated that the price pressures on the economy are largely transitory and he does not see a need for a policy or forecast change to address this.
Speaking on the concerns of Covid,&nbsp;the&nbsp;RBI Governor said that "The need of the hour is not to drop our guard and remain vigilant against a third wave. Our measures are aimed at alleviating distress, promoting growth, and keeping the financial system healthy"
The RBI maintained a growth forecast for the current fiscal year at 9.5% but anticipate a big turnaround in FY&rsquo;23 with a 17.2% rise in GDP.

RBI Policy Meet: No change in rate, Inflation forecast raised but risks downplayed 

RBI Policy Meet: No change in rate, Inflation forecast raised but risks downplayed.&nbsp;

RBI keeps rates unchanged, rates kept at 4% since May 2020 RBI promises to maintain accommodative stance, votes 5-1 for it RBI raises inflation forecast for this year to 5.7% from 5.1% RBI downplays inflation risk, calls price rise transitory RBI on covid: Need of the hour is to remain vigilant against third wave RBI on growth: See current year growth at 9.5%, big turnaround next year

The need of the hour is not to drop our guard and remain vigilant against a third wave: RBI&nbsp;Guv

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/rbi-policy-it-s-not-rates-but-these-three-things-we-are-watching-today-1628217858109" target="_blank">RBI policy</a> delivered exactly the script market was anticipating. The central bank kept rates unchanged at 4% for the 22nd straight month while reassuring the market that mint street will maintain the &lsquo;accommodative stance&rsquo; for as long as needed. RBI&nbsp;Governor warned that pre-emptive normalisation of policy could kill the 'nascent and hesitant' recovery that is yet to gain footold
Surprisingly the RBI downplayed the inflation risk facing the economy as the Governor even as he raised the forecast for the current fiscal to 5.7% from 5.1%. RBI chief stated that the price pressures on the economy are largely transitory and he does not see a need for a policy or forecast change to address this.
Speaking on the concerns of Covid,&nbsp;the&nbsp;RBI Governor said that "The need of the hour is not to drop our guard and remain vigilant against a third wave. Our measures are aimed at alleviating distress, promoting growth, and keeping the financial system healthy"
The RBI maintained a growth forecast for the current fiscal year at 9.5% but anticipate a big turnaround in FY&rsquo;23.&nbsp;

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