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RBI Expected to Maintain Rates, Signal Hawkish Stance Amid Inflation and Currency Pressures

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By Head-fixed Income, Kotak AMC, - Abhishek Bisen
| businessnewsmatrix.com
By:- Abhishek Bisen, Head-Fixed Income, Kotak Mahindra AMC. “The RBI’s June 2026 MPC meeting comes amid heightened uncertainty due to global conflicts, rising crude prices, sharp rupee depreciation, and monsoon risks. While CPI inflation remains benign at 3.48%, surging WPI and fuel costs signal emerging pressures. Growth remains strong but is facing headwinds, with the FY27 outlook softening. Bond yields and risk premia have risen, reflecting market caution.
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Budget 2026 Signals Fiscal Prudence with Higher Capex and Calibrated Deficit Path

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By - Murthy Nagarajan, Head-fixed Income
| bizdevelopmentnews.com
Home-Business-Budget 2026 Signals Fiscal Prudence with Higher Capex and Calibrated Deficit Path Budget 2026 Signals Fiscal Prudence with Higher Capex and Calibrated Deficit Path BusinessBhumika Lenka2/1/2026 By - Murthy Nagarajan, Head-Fixed Income, Tata Asset Management The Net borrowing for next year is budgeted at Rs 11.70 lakh crores and Gross borrowing of Rs 17.2 Lakh crores. The Government is targeting a fiscal deficit of 4.3 percent of GDP.
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Budget Reaction on Fiscal Deficit for FY26 by Sandeep Nayak ED & CEO Retail Broking Centrum Broking Ltd

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By Vinay Paharia, Puneet Pal, Head-fixed Income
| Investment Guru India
Below the Budget Reaction on Fiscal Deficit for FY26 by Sandeep Nayak ED & CEO Retail Broking Centrum Broking Ltd “The continuation on the path of fiscal discipline with fiscal deficit for FY26 pegged at 4.4% of GDP is a positive for the economy. Capital expenditure spend at marginally less than last year’s estimate is a mild negative. On the reforms front, a simplified tax code to be unveiled should bring more cheer to tax payers. Insurance FDI increased to 100% is a big positive.
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