RBI Says India Financial and External Sectors Remain Strong
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The Reserve Bank of India's latest bulletin highlights resilience in the Indian economy alongside challenges posed by geopolitical tensions and rising food prices.
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- The Indian economy maintains strong GDP growth despite global headwinds.
- Geopolitical tensions in West Asia are causing increases in crude oil prices and inflationary concerns.
- System liquidity in India fluctuated in August and September due to bank swaps and tax outflows.
- Food prices across several categories have shown broad-based increases as of late September.
What to watch next
- Evolution of crude oil prices amid West Asia conflict
- Impact of food price inflation on broader economic trends
- Direction of foreign portfolio investment flows
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“India's financial and external sectors are drawing strength from the real economy, although geopolitical tensions and weather-related uncertainties are acting as key downside risks”
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…yields in some of the major advanced economies has put pressure on government finances. Despite the challenging global environment, the Indian economy recorded a strong GDP growth in Q1:2026-27, the article said. " India's financial and external sectors are drawing strength from the real economy, although geopolitical tensions and weather-related uncertainties are acting as key downside risks ," it said. Also read | US’ Graham Act, trade restrictions are sustained coercion; US, China, EU weaponise trade: CEA It further said system liquidity remained in surplus in August and surged further in the first half…
“Credit growth maintained its momentum while deposit growth picked up”
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…currency non-resident (Bank) [FCNR(B)] swap facility, before moderating later in the month due to tax-related outflows. Money supply growth accelerated in August on account of a rapid increase in aggregate deposits. " Credit growth maintained its momentum while deposit growth picked up ," it said. According to the article, Indian equity markets remained subdued in August and September as geopolitical tensions and elevated bond yields weighed on investor sentiment. "The current account deficit remained…
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