Shaktikanta Das, the RBI Governor, shares exclusive views and cautions against exuberant lending practices. Find out the latest on rate cuts and GDP growth in this engaging read!
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das has been in the spotlight recently, with discussions on rate cuts and India's GDP trajectory dominating the financial news. Despite inflation concerns, Das has emphasized that rate cuts are not currently on the table, linking them directly to the achievement of the 4% inflation target. In a recent interview at Davos, he highlighted India's projected real GDP growth of 7% for the upcoming fiscal year, signaling optimism amidst global economic uncertainties.
Adding to the discussion, Das cautioned against exuberant lending practices, stressing the importance of maintaining a balance between assets and liabilities in the banking sector. He mentioned that the RBI has not set a specific number for the Credit-Deposit (CD) ratio for banks, focusing instead on ensuring responsible lending practices.
In a special conversation with Business Today TV, Das delved deeper into the country's economic landscape, expressing confidence in India's ability to navigate geopolitical challenges. While acknowledging the ongoing supply chain disruptions and inflationary pressures, he highlighted India's resilience in coping with the evolving global scenario.
Moreover, at the World Economic Forum, Das provided insights into the steady moderation of inflation towards the 4% mark and reiterated the central bank's cautious approach towards rate cuts. As discussions continue on India's economic outlook, Shaktikanta Das remains a key figure in shaping the country's financial policies and strategies.
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The Governor said the country's retail inflation is moderating, and this trend of moderation towards 4 per cent will continue.
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Das said the central bank had not mandated any number on credit deposit ratio, and neither do they propose to.
The Governor added that the RBI was only concerned that there is no exuberance in lending and a mismatch in assets and liabilities that could lead to risk ...
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Das added that CD ratio is one of the aspects to assess the health of a bank and there are several other parameters and you have to look at all in totality.
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Siddharth Zarabi, Managing Editor, Business Today TV speaks to Shaktikanta Das, Governor, RBI on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum at Davos.
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