The Reserve Bank of India on Thursday stated international financial circumstances continued to deteriorate as ratcheting up of commodity costs and monetary market volatility have led to heightened uncertainty.
Forecasts of worldwide development and inflation by numerous businesses paint a grim image and it’s more and more changing into clear that in superior economies, the struggle towards inflation would entail important financial tightening, complicating the growth-inflation outlook, the RBI stated in its ‘State of the economy’ report.
“Emerging market economies grapple with the global trade slowdown, capital outflows and imported inflation. Some abatement of supply chain pressures and relaxation in lockdown measures by key industrial hubs have emerged as silver linings amidst the dark clouds looming over the global economy,” the RBI stated.
“In the midst of this increasingly hostile external environment, India is better placed than many other countries in terms of avoiding the risks of a potential stagflation. With most constituents of GDP surpassing pre-pandemic levels, domestic economic activity is gaining strength,” it stated.
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The inflation print for May has introduced some aid because it recorded a decline after seven months of steady rise, the report stated. “The recovery remained broadly on track. This demonstrates the resilience of the economy in the face of multiple shocks and the innate strength of macro fundamentals as India strives to regain a sustainable high growth trajectory,” it stated.
The latest actions by the Reserve Bank which demonstrated its dedication to cost stability whereas supporting development augurs properly on this milieu, the RBI stated.
