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India vulnerable to recurring, overlapping food price shocks : RBI

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Shaktikanta Das
  1. India’s RBI governor, Shaktikanta Das, expressed concerns about India’s vulnerability to “recurring and overlapping” food price shocks.
  2. While recent inflation has moderated, the RBI remains watchful and actively focused on disinflation while supporting growth through monetary policy.
  3. Retail inflation in India eased to 5.02% in September but remains above the RBI’s 4% target.
  4. The central bank expects inflation to average 5.4% in fiscal year 2023-24, down from 6.7% in the previous fiscal year.
  5. Governor Das highlighted the challenges posed by recent developments in West Asia and mentioned the RBI’s efforts to bolster foreign exchange reserves for potential eventualities.

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