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Oil prices are currently about 50 percent higher than the RBI’s benchmark assumption of USD 70 per barrel.
RBI is expected to keep interest rates unchanged and focus on liquidity management through 2026.
KEY POINTS
- Current oil prices are about 50% higher than RBI's benchmark assumption of USD 70 per barrel.
- RBI may inject Rs 4.5–5 trillion via OMOs in FY27 to address a Rs 3.5 trillion deficit.
- Real GDP growth is projected to slow from 7.8% in FY26 to 6.5% in FY27.
- CPI inflation could average 5% in FY27, with some months potentially nearing 6%.
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