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RBI has released its inflation forecast for 2026-27, projecting CPI around 4.6%, raising fresh concerns for the economy. Governor Sanjay Malhotra highlighted global risks, especially geopolitical tensions, that could impact prices. What does this mean for interest rates, EMIs, and your daily expenses? Watch to understand the full impact of RBI’s latest outlook and how it may shape India’s financial future.

RBI ने 2026-27 के लिए महंगाई का अनुमान 4.6% बताया है, जिससे आर्थिक चिंताएं बढ़ गई हैं। गवर्नर संजय मल्होत्रा ने वैश्विक तनाव और जियोपॉलिटिकल रिस्क को बड़ा कारण बताया। इसका असर ब्याज दर, EMI और आम लोगों के खर्च पर पड़ सकता है। जानिए RBI के इस नए अनुमान का पूरा असर और आगे क्या बदल सकता है भारत की अर्थव्यवस्था में।

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00:03hello and welcome
00:05good returns
00:06I am with you
00:07RBI policy
00:09RBI policy
00:11which was not just
00:12the view of the country
00:14EMI
00:15was not just the confusion
00:16but the view of the markets
00:18and the other global markets
00:22were in India's RBI policy
00:23because the tension
00:27in the days of global economy
00:29and Middle East
00:31the tension
00:31after that
00:33RBI policy
00:35decided to decide
00:39that in Bhairat
00:41inflation will be
00:42the GDP
00:43and the interest rates
00:47are not going to hike
00:48so RBI policy
00:50neutral
00:51unchanged
00:51and the interest rates
00:53is not going to be changed
00:53and there will be no change
00:53no change
00:55you will be living in 5.25%
00:57in the same way
00:58and the interest rates
00:58are not going to be
00:59much less than
01:00or less than
01:01in your loans
01:01and in your EMI's
01:03but how do you see it?
01:05Do you have to keep the same
01:06repo rate
01:07or not to change
01:08or not to change
01:09or you will have to affect
01:09your JIP
01:10or other factors
01:12which you should focus on
01:12this?
01:13We will try to understand
01:14all this in the video
01:15and we will try to understand
01:16our own
01:17and our own
01:19Rajeve Sharan Ji
01:20Head of Research
01:21Brickwork Ratings
01:22Sir, welcome to Good Returns
01:24Thank you Anima
01:25It's a pleasure
01:26to be part of this discussion
01:29Rajeve Sir,
01:30first RBI
01:31the policy
01:32is
01:335.25%
01:35per repo rate
01:35is not going to be
01:37the stance
01:38is
01:39which way
01:40to see
01:41EMI
01:41or interest rate
01:43is not going to be
02:02in line with the expectations
02:08so all the analysts
02:11over the past few weeks
02:12have been expecting this
02:14that RBI will maintain
02:16a whole stance
02:18this time
02:19and neutral stance
02:20so
02:21the stance
02:22is of course neutral
02:22that means
02:24RBI
02:25is vigilant
02:26wo
02:28economy pe
02:29naja rakhi vai hai
02:30wo
02:30geopolitical developments pe
02:32naja rakhi vai hai
02:32and
02:34RBI
02:35is tracking it very closely
02:36now
02:37things which are
02:39not under the control of RBI
02:41RBI
02:41are these external factors
02:44RBI
02:45which RBI
02:46is watching
02:47and
02:48how long it is
02:50running
02:50food oil prices
02:52on what level
02:53sustain
02:53depending on
02:55all these factors
02:56we may see
02:58either rate cut
03:00or tightening
03:01in the next MPC meeting
03:03or maybe a hold
03:05it all depends on
03:06how things evolve
03:08Abhi
03:09we have seen
03:10last
03:11night
03:12Trump has announced
03:14two-week ceasefire
03:16so that has anyway
03:18supported
03:19the crude oil prices
03:21and
03:22I think you might have seen
03:23the crude oil prices
03:24have gone down
03:25by around
03:2513 to 15%
03:26in like within a few hours
03:28but of course
03:29this is just
03:31short-term development
03:32and
03:33like
03:33these talks
03:34continue
03:36and
03:36you might be aware
03:37that Iran
03:38has taken 10 pointer
03:39conditions
03:40in the US
03:41and
03:41some of these
03:43I am sure
03:43will not be
03:45acceptable
03:45to the Trump
03:46administration
03:48so given all
03:49these factors
03:49I
03:51still see
03:52a lot of risk
03:53on the
03:54geopolitical side
03:55and this is the
03:55major risk that
03:56India is facing
03:57given
03:59our 90%
04:00almost
04:0090%
04:01oil dependence
04:02is
04:03increased
04:03from the
04:06and
04:07kind of
04:08significant portion
04:09and
04:10state of
04:11and
04:13we
04:14are bound
04:15to suffer
04:16so
04:17this
04:19of course
04:19the stance is
04:20neutral
04:21and it can go
04:22either way
04:23depending on
04:24how the geopolitical
04:26situation
04:27evolved
04:27okay
04:28so the stance
04:29is neutral
04:30it can go either way
04:31you are saying
04:32but still sir
04:33don't you think
04:34the RBI stance
04:36should have been
04:37accommodative
04:38or hawkish
04:39depending on
04:40the scenario
04:40we are seeing
04:41right now
04:42so I mean as
04:44I said
04:45key
04:45we don't know
04:46key in what
04:47direction
04:48this
04:50entire thing
04:51will go
04:51right
04:52we
04:53in two weeks
04:55we may say a complete
04:56de-escalation
04:56right and
04:57then it will take
04:59maybe like a few
05:00weeks or a few
05:01months
05:02to restore the
05:03production
05:03if state of
05:05humus is open
05:06and kind of
05:07restore all the
05:07supplies
05:08so
05:09in that case
05:10we don't see a
05:12major risk
05:12because we have just
05:13entered Fy27
05:14right and
05:15if we go back to
05:17normal
05:18oil price
05:19comes down to
05:20around maybe 75
05:22level
05:23close to 75
05:24level
05:24then this is something
05:25which is our baseline
05:27even before the
05:28conflict started
05:29but this is like a
05:30too optimistic scenario
05:31I mean as I said
05:32key or 10 pointers
05:33if you go through
05:34those 10 pointers
05:34you will realize that
05:35Trump won't agree
05:37to many of them
05:38that means there is a
05:39higher chances of
05:40escalation
05:41so while
05:42a de-escalation scenario
05:44present
05:44accommodative
05:45stance
05:47at the same time
05:48if US doesn't agree
05:49to
05:49the
05:51conditions
05:52put across
05:53by Iran
05:55and
05:56the situation
05:57escalates
05:57and it continues
05:58kind of
05:59gets prolonged
06:00I mean
06:01it may
06:02lead to
06:04oil prices
06:05sustaining
06:05maybe above
06:06$100
06:06for a longer period
06:08of time
06:08that means
06:09at the end of the day
06:11I mean so far
06:12we have seen
06:13government has been
06:14able to absorb
06:15a lot of these costs
06:16right
06:17so only
06:18a part of this
06:19has been passed on
06:19to the final consumers
06:21but
06:21it cannot continue
06:23forever
06:23I mean
06:25$200
06:26per price
06:27then ultimately
06:28we will start
06:29feeling the
06:30burden
06:31the cost burden
06:32of the higher cost
06:33higher oil prices
06:34and then it will
06:35start showing up
06:36in the inflation numbers
06:37and ultimately
06:38the RBI
06:39will have to resort
06:40to
06:41kind of
06:43rate increases
06:44just to contain
06:45inflation
06:46at that time
06:47it's all about
06:47what is more important
06:49whether to
06:50sustain the growth
06:51or to control the inflation
06:52right
06:53so
06:54of course
06:55there are multiple factors
06:56these are like the
06:56external factors
06:57then they are internal
06:58domestic factors
07:00right
07:00so domestically
07:01the demand
07:02so far has been resilient
07:04as per the numbers
07:05so far
07:05we have high value
07:07indicators
07:07high frequency indicators
07:08that we have seen
07:09so far
07:09until Feb
07:12but then
07:13now
07:13we
07:15have anywhere
07:15that we are running
07:16the risk of a slightly
07:17higher inflation
07:18inflation
07:18because of the lower base
07:19effect we have seen
07:20ultra low inflation
07:22during FY26
07:23well below the target
07:25range of the RBI
07:26which is like 4%
07:28plus minus 2%
07:292 to 6%
07:29right
07:30so all those base
07:31effects will start
07:32to kick in
07:33and then we will
07:34anyway under normal
07:35circumstances
07:35we will see inflation
07:36slightly higher
07:37and with this elevated
07:39and that is like
07:40under the base case
07:41scenario of around
07:42$70 to $75
07:43which pre-conflict
07:44now with that
07:46$100 plus of oil prices
07:48like for each
07:5010% increase
07:51in oil price
07:52there is like
07:52on an average
07:53as per the empirical studies
07:54a 30% increase
07:56in the inflation
07:56right
07:57with that 40 to 50%
07:59increase in the oil prices
08:00I mean
08:0150 to 60%
08:02you can just imagine
08:03the inflation may go up
08:04to maybe
08:046% or so
08:06which is like
08:07well
08:08closer to the upper band
08:10of the RBI target range
08:11of 2 to 6%
08:12maybe even
08:12above that
08:13so given all these
08:16conditions
08:16the stance
08:17the neutral stance
08:19I think
08:20is the ideal stance
08:21at this point in time
08:22rather than going for a
08:23commodity
08:24or a hawkish stance
08:54okay
08:55outlook
08:56because
08:57now
08:57ceasefire
08:58has been
08:59at some point
09:00that situation
09:01is also
09:02in control
09:02so
09:03there is not
09:04that the RBI policy
09:05after coming
09:06after coming
09:06after coming
09:06after coming
09:06the RBI is
09:10just for 2 weeks
09:11right
09:11and it is quite
09:12conditional
09:12so
09:13there has been
09:16a ceasefire
09:17there has been
09:18a de-escalation
09:20of course
09:20there is
09:22a hope
09:23that
09:24things will
09:24de-escalate
09:25but
09:25we never know
09:27when it
09:28comes to
09:29RBI
09:31so
09:31immediate
09:32support
09:33is difficult
09:35because
09:36in RBI
09:37projections
09:37if you look at
09:38the RBI projections
09:40even under
09:41I mean
09:41I consider
09:42RBI projections
09:44as the base case
09:45and in the
09:45base case
09:46they are projecting
09:47around 4.6%
09:49inflation
09:50right
09:51any escalation
09:52means like
09:53somewhere
09:54closer to their
09:55upper range
09:56of the target
09:56band
09:57right
09:57so
10:00and
10:01crude oil
10:02prices
10:03has been
10:07hovering
10:07around
10:07hundred
10:08dollar
10:08last few hours
10:10hundred
10:11to
10:11in that
10:14situation
10:16given
10:17this
10:17high
10:17cpi inflation
10:18and
10:19oil
10:20import
10:21bill
10:21which
10:22are high
10:23in the
10:26short term
10:29RBI
10:30RBI
10:30reporate
10:30hold
10:31to
10:31growth
10:32but
10:35currency
10:35will not
10:36get the
10:36and
10:39if
10:40global
10:41investors
10:41go to risk
10:42off
10:43mode
10:43the
10:45capital
10:46outflow
10:47can
10:48further
10:49weaken
10:49that is
10:51about
10:51the
10:51short
10:51term
10:52but
10:53talking
10:53about
10:53medium
10:54term
10:54oil
10:55price
10:56and
10:57inflation
10:58trajectory
10:58will
10:59get a
10:59relief
11:02and
11:03RBI
11:04neutral
11:05but
11:05vigilant
11:06stance
11:11RBI
11:12will
11:12use
11:13and
11:14intervene
11:15to
11:16support
11:16RBI
11:16support
11:16the
11:17last question
11:21you should
11:22take
11:23the GDP
11:24growth
11:24to
11:24your
11:25outlook
11:27for
11:27the GDP
11:29growth
11:29focus
11:30is
11:306.5
11:32to
11:336.9
11:34percent
11:34estimates
11:36do
11:36GDP
11:38growth
11:38you
11:39want to
11:41understand
11:42this
11:42and
11:43RBI
11:43which
11:44is
11:44the
11:45adverse
11:47effect
11:49Indian
11:49GDP
11:49yes
11:51definitely
11:52you
11:53see
11:53GDP
11:55which
11:57is
11:58slightly
11:58below
11:59their
11:597 to
12:007.2
12:00projections
12:02expectations
12:03market
12:04expectations
12:04right
12:06even if you look at our baseline forecast
12:08so that is
12:09again around
12:106.5
12:11to 7
12:12percent between that range
12:13with a
12:13upside
12:15I would say
12:16potential to move
12:18towards the upside
12:19of that range
12:20around 6.8 to 6.9
12:21in the baseline
12:22that's our projection
12:23so
12:24as I said
12:25about the GDP
12:26our baseline is around
12:286.8
12:296.5
12:30to 7
12:31percent
12:31with a kind of
12:32if I talk about the point estimate
12:34we are expecting somewhere around 6.8 percent
12:36under the baseline
12:37if there is a further escalation
12:40moderate escalation
12:41we expect GDP to be somewhere around 6.3 to 6.5 percent
12:45any severe escalation
12:47that means
12:48if
12:49the conflict
12:50continues for another 3 months
12:52and
12:54or 3 months or more
12:55and
12:56oil prices kind of
12:57stay above
12:58USD
12:59100 dollar
13:00for like on average for this entire FY27
13:03we expect GDP growth to be below 6 percent
13:06that's our
13:07forecast for the GDP
13:08but
13:09in the baseline
13:10we expect GDP to be somewhere around 6.8 to 6.9 percent
13:14which is very close to the RBI
13:17forecast
13:18of
13:186.9 percent
13:19for FY27
13:21okay
13:22thank you so much Rajiv sir for joining us today
13:25the RBI stance
13:26and the numbers came out
13:29and the numbers came out
13:29and the numbers came out
13:29and the numbers came out
13:30it was very necessary
13:30and I think
13:32you have understood the projections
13:33in a slightly described way
13:35and our viewers are very helpful to understand these numbers
13:38thank you so much
13:39thank you
13:40thank you Arnima
13:41Thank you
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