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THE Bank of England has announced interest rates are to remain unchanged at 0.1 percent today in its latest monetary policy.

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das addressed a press conference at 12 noon today. This was the 24th meeting of the MPC. Besides, the central bank also issued directions regarding the

A Mint survey had showed that six out of 10 bankers polled expect RBI to keep policy repo rate on hold at 4%, while the rest are expecting a 25 basis points cut..Bankers and economists also expect RBI

Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das is all set for his bi-monthly policy review address. The RBI governor is expected to share details about the economic outlook besides announcing growth m

Besides, the central bank is expected to issue directions regarding the loan moratorium which is coming to an end on August 31 amid bankers opposing further extension of this facility on concerns over

Experts are of the view that the MPC is likely to keep the interest rates unchanged and that a cut would come as a surprise.

As RBI's policy since lockdown has been focussed around financial stability, MPC may go for another policy rate cut, experts believe; many say rate cut is unlikely as of 115 bps cut since February, 71

Although opinions are divided on the rate cut, experts believe loan restructuring is more essential at this juncture to combat the impact of COVID-19.

Nifty futures largely flat at 11,121.50 points, indicating a subdued start for Indian markets.Rate sensitive stocks like banks and auto will be in focus today

Most analysts expect RBI to keep rates unchanged.Many who are expecting a pause also believe the space for further rate cuts is limited as RBI is near the end of the current rate-cutting cycle

Indian central bank unexpectedly holds rates amid rising inflation

While most bankers and economists expect the MPC to keep the rates unchanged, preferring to keep its powder dry for future interventions, a surprise cut could indicate that the worst may not be over a

Even buy and hold investing proponents strongly believe in reconsidering a stock when the company's strategy changes materially.

The six-member Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), headed by the RBI Governor, is scheduled to announce its decision on August 6.