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The RBI MPC decides to keep the policy repo rate under LAF at 6.5%. This is the 7th time that MPC keeps the rate unchanged. These decisions are taken in order to achieve the mid-term target of keeping CPI inflation at 4%.
The Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) is reporting that 60 per cent of the notes in circulation are the new polymer currency. “When we look at the notes in circulation, the number of pieces, it is about 40 per cent that are the old notes. So, it is a 60:.