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Will RBI surprise markets with a rate hike in June? Even if rates remain unchanged, could a hawkish stance impact inflation, growth, and the rupee? This video explains RBI policy signals, forex reserve pressure, global geopolitical tensions, China-US dynamics, IMF rankings, and how the global power shift could impact India’s economy and markets.


क्या RBI जून पॉलिसी में Rate Hike कर सकता है? अगर Rate Hike नहीं हुआ तो क्या Hawkish Policy का इस्तेमाल होगा? इस वीडियो में जानिए Inflation, Forex Reserves, Rupee Pressure और Indian Economy पर RBI की अगली चाल का असर। साथ ही China-US तनाव, IMF Ranking और Global Power Shift का भारत पर क्या असर पड़ सकता है?


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00:00RBI is now very trying to stabilize the price of RBI, in reports we have seen that the forex reserves
00:08are being sold by RBI, in every way.
00:14The next step that RBI can come from RBI is that we can see in the monetary policy.
00:20The rate hike is coming from 5 June.
00:23The rate hike is coming from RBI, and the last time we have not done the rate hike.
00:29The rate drop is not done, but the expectations of the rate hike?
00:35If the rate hike is not done, RBI may adopt a more hawkish tone this time.
00:47Maybe a small signalling hike is also possible, if inflation risks rise, now oil prices are starting to rise.
00:55So, now there will be an impact on higher oil prices and inflation.
01:04But a panic or emergency move is unlikely by the RBI in June 5 meeting.
01:09So, I expect more hawkish tone or maybe a small token hike during June 5 MPC meeting.
01:17Let's see, RBI is very data driven and prefer gradual steps.
01:20And there will be a lot of communication for the market to stabilize.
01:25So, yeah, hawkish tone is possible.
01:28A small signal hike is possible, but nothing kind of which can create panic.
01:34Okay, and then what will be the impact on Indian economy?
01:38The commentary of RBI is expected hawkish.
01:40Then what would be the impact on Indian economy and inflation as well?
01:47The Indian economy we have slightly revised down our full year 27,
01:57financial year 27 forecast to around 6.7% from 6.9 to 7% earlier.
02:07Because we thought that things will stabilize a bit early,
02:12but it's taking longer than our anticipation.
02:15Also, the oil prices are trading above the level we anticipated earlier,
02:20maybe a couple of months back.
02:23So, if monetary policy's tone hawkish,
02:28as I said, hawkish tone may not have any major impact,
02:32further impact on the economic growth,
02:36but then it will be a kind of problematic
02:42if there is a sharp increase in the interest rates,
02:46either in the June or in the subsequent MPC meeting,
02:50then the growth may slow down further.
02:53Of course, the entire objective of the RBI is to control inflation
02:56and keep it within that 4% to 6%.
02:59I mean, that's the ban, 2% to 6%.
03:01But I think the entire struggle of RBI at this point in time
03:06to keep it within that 4% to 6% ban,
03:09anything below 4%, I think, is not achievable in this financial year.
03:13But even 4% to 6% is good enough and within the RBI comfort zone.
03:17So, that's what I am expecting that inflation will be somewhere between 4% to 6% range for this
03:26FY27 on average
03:28and even for the next two quarters.
03:32Okay.
03:33There is one more data, sir.
03:34IMF has started in April 2026,
03:39which is based on the third or fourth place that we were holding in the global economy.
03:47So, this is a small number.
03:50The country, if I see,
03:52we are seeing 2 steps,
03:53we are seeing 6th position.
03:55If India comes to this,
03:56do you want to be careful about it?
03:58See, rankings are headlines.
04:01I mean, these are like,
04:03these are nothing to do with the fundamentals of the economy, right?
04:07So,
04:09the economy works on fundamentals.
04:10So, IMF's nominal GDP ranking
04:13has a lot of influence from the exchange rate.
04:16Right?
04:17Now, the dollar is strong and the rupee is weak due to the dual factor, right?
04:22First, because the dollar is stronger due to their own monetary policy decisions
04:28and due to our higher dependence on oil input.
04:33So,
04:34this has led to a slip in the ranking.
04:38And this ranking is a lot of countries that are weak.
04:43So,
04:44if our real economy is strong,
04:49we are not kind of concerned about it.
04:53And Indian fundamentals remain strong.
04:55We are the fastest growing major economy in the world
04:58with rising investments,
04:59improving fiscal discipline,
05:01and expanding manufacturing and services export.
05:05So,
05:05there is nothing to worry about these rankings.
05:08These are just headlines.
05:09We should worry only if growth slows sharply.
05:12I mean,
05:13if the real growth slows sharply
05:15or the macron stability weakens.
05:18And,
05:19at this point in time,
05:20this is not the case.
05:21So,
05:22there is nothing to worry about on that.
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