RBI & Monetary Policy

RBI policy decisions, repo rate changes and their impact on investors.

The US Fed held rates at 3.50%-3.75% in July 2026 with a divided 9-3 vote. Here is a plain-language explainer on what it means for gold, silver, USD-INR and Indian investors.
RBI's 2026 amendment directions target compulsory bundling, dark patterns, and mis-selling in how banks sell mutual funds, insurance, and loans. Here's what changes from January 2027 and how it affects you.
RBI MPC kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.25% in June 2026 amid geopolitical risks and rising inflation. Here's what Indian investors and borrowers need to know.
The RBI maintains a 5.25% repo rate in February 2026. Discover how the new CPI series, increased MSME loan limits, and fraud compensation affect your personal finances.
Discover the origin of World Savings Day, explore India’s savings patterns based on RBI data, and understand the critical benefits of saving for financial security and economic growth.
Wondering what the latest RBI policy means for your money? We break down the key announcements on interest rates, inflation, and new rules for investors in simple, easy-to-understand terms.
RBI’s August 2025 MPC meeting kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.5%, forecasts lower inflation, and introduces a new SIP for Treasury Bills. Find out how this impacts your loans, savings, and investments.
RBI surprises with a 50 bps repo rate cut & 100 bps CRR reduction but shifts stance to neutral. What it means for loans, bonds & the economy.
Last chance to lock-in high interest rates

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