RBI to reverse its position on inflation giving the economy some extra headroom for growth

​​The surge in growth in the last quarter of 2022-23 was largely on account of imports decelerating faster than exports, and the RBI will have to evaluate a full pass-through of interest rate hikes on capital expenditure. The MPC is more confident about its GDP growth projection, where the base effects are adverse, than about inflation, which finds itself inside the tolerance band on a favourable base.

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