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As this is the first meeting of a new financial year and with elections around the corner, the chances of rate or stance changes are unlikely. If there is any indication of a change in stance, it could also be an indication of rate cuts down the line

RBIs decision to keep lending rates unchanged presents EMI-dependent homebuyers and those waiting on the sidelines to fulfill their home-ownership aspirations

RBI must consider lowering interest rates, it will benefit both the producers and consumers. Also, keeping interest rates high hampers demand for relatively high valued discretionary items and may not help contain food inflation

Ahead of this weeks scheduled review meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), market watchers and investors are keen to know the timeline for Indias rate easing cycle. However, the texture - and driver - of Indias robust economic growth rates suggest their wait will perhaps be of some duration.

The Reserve Bank of Indias decision to maintain the repo rate at 6.5% is expected to sustain growth in the housing property market, with a positive trend in middle and high-end residential transactions. The real estate market remains optimistic and hopes for cheaper housing loans in the future.

In the coming week, the market may see some consolidation after a recent rally and maintain caution ahead of RBI policy, but overall, the sentiment seems to be in favour of bulls given the positive global cues, experts said.

Financial analysts anticipate that the key policy rates will likely remain unchanged, given the gradual convergence of inflation towards the RBI’s target level and the upward trajectory of economic growth. Individuals looking to secure loans can find relief in the absence of imminent rate hikes.

RBI MPC policy: This is the fifth time that the rate-setting panel has left the repo rate unchanged as it awaits transmission of earlier rate hikes by banks

RBI MPC Meet: RBI governor Shaktikanta Das said the GDP growth projection has been raised to 7% for the current financial year from 6.5% earlier.