10-year Indian government bond yield falls after Reserve Bank of India reduces rates.
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RBI Governor says a $5 billion USD dollar swap will be conducted.
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Reserve Bank of India plans OMO purchases totaling 1 trillion rupees, says Governor.
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RBI Governor notes that inflation may be lower than initially forecast.
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RBI Governor says this year’s average headline inflation has been further reduced.
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RBI Governor says economic growth is expected to soften somewhat.
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Governor of RBI notes that room remains to use policy measures to sustain growth.
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RBI Governor says high-frequency data suggest economic activity is holding up in Q3.
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RBI Governor says some leading indicators show signs of weakness.
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RBI Governor says manufacturing activity continues to improve while services remain steady.
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Governor of RBI notes that the services export sector will continue to perform robustly.
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RBI Governor says FY26 real GDP growth is projected at 7.3%, up from 6.8% earlier.
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RBI Governor says real GDP growth for Q3 FY26 is projected at 7%.
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RBI Governor says FY26 CPI inflation is projected at 2%, down from 2.6% earlier.
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Governor of RBI notes that the reduction in inflation is now broad-based.
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CPI inflation seen at 0.6% in Q3 and 2.9% in Q4 of FY26, according to RBI Governor.
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Governor of RBI notes that robust services exports and remittances are expected to maintain a modest current account deficit.
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RBI Governor reports India’s forex reserves at $686 billion on November 28.
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Governor of RBI notes that India’s external sector continues to show resilience.
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Rupee gives up earlier gains, trading 0.1% higher at 89.92 per dollar.
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