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Further RBI rate hikes could raise borrowing costs for consumers and businesses, affecting loans, investments and market sentiment.
The RBI’s 25-bps repo rate hike to 5.50% has raised expectations of further monetary tightening as inflation risks remain elevated. While ICRA expects just one more 25-bps hike in December, Axis Mutual Fund sees scope for another 50-75 bps of increases in the near term.
The RBI sets India's repo rate, the key policy tool that influences interest rates across the economy, and changes are closely watched by investors and borrowers.