The rise in diesel prices three days ahead of its scheduled mid-quarter review of monetary policy will put pressure on the the Reserve Bank of India to cut interest rates for boosting demand. However, say economists, the central bank is unlikely to respond in a hurry. “It is too early for RBI to react to the revision. This is not the only measure required to bring the fiscal house in order; there are also issues on the revenue side,”.........
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