Central Bank Expected to Hike Rates in October Amid Inflation Concerns
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Monetary Policy Committee
India
October 2026
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Economists anticipate a potential interest rate hike in October. Rising crude oil prices and food inflation are the primary drivers. The Monetary Policy Committee is set to evaluate rates early next month.
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