Despite looming inflationary pressures, why RBI could defer rate hikes at policy meeting this week | Explained News
The Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is expected to maintain its current policy stance, remaining in a wait-and-watch mode on June 5th. The MPC will assess the impact of rising crude oil prices and global economic uncertainties, including geopolitical tensions, on inflation and growth projections. Despite mounting inflationary pressures, the RBI is likely to defer any interest rate hikes until later this year due to benign retail inflation and a cautious approach towards potential risks. The central bank will closely monitor evolving developments in the global environment and adjust its policy response accordingly.
13 MAY 2026
— Economic Times
RBI expected to hold rates in June despite rising inflation, H2 rate hike bets emerge
31 MAY 2026
· THIS STORY — Indian Express
The Reserve Bank of India will maintain its current policy stance, delaying interest rate hikes until later this year, due to benign retail inflation and global economic uncertainties.
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