Following the US Fed’s 50 bps rate cut, the RBI’s upcoming policy meeting is under scrutiny. While a neutral stance may emerge in October, economists forecast rate cuts beginning in December, citing ongoing concerns over food inflation and household savings as factors for caution.

The Federal Reserve’s 50 basis points (bps) rate cut has raised expectations of ripple effects on India’s economy and financial markets, however, analysts say the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is likely to maintain a domestic-focused approach,

At the next MPC meeting to be held between October 7 and 9, the RBI has its task cut out, as the US Fed has surprised with a 50 bps rate cut.

The US Federal Reserve’s 50 bps rate cut signals the start of a new easing cycle after months of speculation. Experts view this as both an opportunity for markets and a potential risk, stressing the need for careful monitoring of economic indicators in the coming months.

RBI unlikely to follow US Fed in rate cuts, focusing on domestic growth-inflation conditions for monetary policy decisions.

The first US interest rate cut in four and a half years is here. It's widely expected that other central banks, particularly those in Asia, would follow the US Federal Reserve in bringing down borrowing rates.