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India Inflation Likely Accelerated in September as Food and Energy Costs Rose
India

India Inflation Likely Accelerated in September as Food and Energy Costs Rose

India inflation September 2026 likely accelerated to 5.40% as food, energy and currency pressures pushed consumer prices higher.

Five Banks Raise Lending Rates After RBI Hike, Loans Turn Costlier
Business

Five Banks Raise Lending Rates After RBI Hike, Loans Turn Costlier

Banks raise lending rates after RBI hike, making repo-linked home, car and other floating-rate loans more expensive for borrowers.

Sensex Crash: Why Indian Stock Market Is Falling Today
India

Sensex Crash: Why Indian Stock Market Is Falling Today

Sensex crash today deepens as RBI rate hikes, crude above $100 and foreign investor selling pressure Indian equities.

RBI Rate Hike Hits Home-Loan Borrowers: EMIs Set to Rise
Business

RBI Rate Hike Hits Home-Loan Borrowers: EMIs Set to Rise

RBI rate hike home loan EMI costs are set to rise after the central bank increased the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.50%.

RBI Rate Hike Explained: Why Interest Rates May Rise Again
Business

RBI Rate Hike Explained: Why Interest Rates May Rise Again

RBI rate hike expectations are growing as inflation rises. Here is what a higher repo rate could mean for home loans, EMIs, FDs and borrowers.

Monetary Policy Committee Explained: How MPC Decisions Shape the Economy
Business

Monetary Policy Committee Explained: How MPC Decisions Shape the Economy

The Monetary Policy Committee sets India’s key policy rate and guides inflation management. Learn how MPC decisions influence loans, savings, growth and financial markets.

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