RBI Will Lower Interest Rates When It's Feasible: Raghuram Rajan
Sep 15, 2014, 16:38 IST
Inflation in Asia's third-largest economy, India, was still high so there is no point in lowering interest rates as this will further accelerate inflation, said Reserve Bank Of India's (RBI's) governor Raghuram Rajan.
The central bank wants to bring down interest rates when it is "feasible", said Rajan.
The RBI tracks Retail inflation for setting lending rates, edged down marginally to 7.8 per cent in August from 7.96 per cent a month earlier,
Helped by slower annual rises in prices of fuel and clothes, retail inflation edged down marginally to 7.8% in August from 7.96% a month earlier. The RBI tracks retail inflation for setting lending rates.
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The central bank wants to bring down interest rates when it is "feasible", said Rajan.
The RBI tracks Retail inflation for setting lending rates, edged down marginally to 7.8 per cent in August from 7.96 per cent a month earlier,
Helped by slower annual rises in prices of fuel and clothes, retail inflation edged down marginally to 7.8% in August from 7.96% a month earlier. The RBI tracks retail inflation for setting lending rates.
(Image: indiatimes)