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Economic Times05.06.2026BusinessIndia

RBI Keeps Key Policy Rate Unchanged at 5.25% Amid Cautious Stance on West Asia Conflict

MPC Decision Reflects Concerns Over Inflation and Growth Risks

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has kept its key policy rate unchanged at 5.25% due to cautious concerns over the impact of the West Asia conflict on inflation and economic growth, while announcing measures to attract dollar inflows and stabilize the economy.

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