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14 Aug 2022
Why RBI prefers high inflation?
RBI is still behind the inflation curve with repo rate at just 5.4% against inflation at close to 7% and is in no hurry to raise rates. High inflation brings down relative numbers like fiscal deficit and current account deficit. Bond yields will have to stay high given RBI preference for high inflation.
Arjun Parthasarathy
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