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The Reserve Bank of India is expected to delay cutting interest rates until the final quarter of the year, according to a Bloomberg survey. The RBI may reduce its benchmark repurchase rate by 50 basis points in the October-December period before pausing, due to rising inflation risks and the US Federal Reserve keeping rates steady. Governor Shaktikanta Das has maintained a hold on rates, waiting for inflation to stabilize around the central bank's 4% target. Economists predict that India's growth and inflation dynamics are healthy, but global and geopolitical developments, particularly decisio...
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Britain has a long way to go for inflation pressures to be consistent with the Bank of England's 2% target, one of the central bank's policymakers, Catherine Mann, said on Monday. She was one of two members of the BoE's Monetary Policy Committee who voted last month to raise interest rates - which are currently their highest since 2008 - to see off inflation risks. The BoE is worried that Britain's tight labour market will generate long-running inflation pressures in the economy.