Inside the RBI's Growth and Inflation Dilemma

The video discusses the Reserve Bank of India's current monetary policy stance, influenced by global and domestic factors such as geopolitical risks, agriculture concerns, and rising crude oil prices. It explores inflation expectations, highlighting the role of food disinflation and the impact of GST and the 7th Pay Commission on consumer inflation. The video concludes with a discussion on future inflation trends and potential policy changes, including the possibility of a rate cut if inflation remains controlled.

What are some of the factors influencing the Reserve Bank of India's decision to hold the monetary policy steady?

• Geopolitical risks and rising crude oil prices

• Technological advancements

• Decreasing global trade

• Increased foreign investments

How might food disinflation impact inflationary pressures in the coming months?

• It will cause deflation

• It will have no impact on inflation

• It might alleviate some inflationary pressures

• It could increase inflationary pressures

What role does the GST play in the current inflation scenario?

• It has no impact on inflation

• It has a minor, staggered impact on inflation

• It has a significant blanket impact on inflation

• It causes immediate deflation

What is the anticipated range for consumer inflation over the next few months?

• Above 5%

• Between 4% and 4.5%

• Between 2% and 3%

• Below 2%

What could lead to a potential rate cut in the next policy review?

• A significant increase in inflation

• A slowdown in growth momentum and supportive data

• A decrease in global oil prices

• An increase in foreign investments