1) Mr Shrinivas Rao, FRICS, CEO, Vestian “A 25 bps rate cut signals a clear intent of monetary policy to support growth while inflation stays restrained. With borrowing costs declining, we expect project construction to accelerate and consumer demand to pick up significantly. For commercial real estate, lower funding costs…
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Rate Cut and Neutral Stance Signal New Policy Era for India’s Economy
By – Mr. Saurav Ghosh, Co-founder of Jiraaf. “With its 25-basis-point repo rate cut and a reaffirmation of a neutral policy stance, the RBI has struck a careful balance between price stability and growth support. The lowering of the rate reflects the comfort the central bank now has with subdued…
Continue ReadingRate Easing in Line With Projections; One Final 25 bps Cut Still Possible
By – Mr. Vikram Chhabra, Senior Economist, 360 ONE Asset The RBI’s decision to cut the repo rate by 25 bps is broadly in line with our expectations. Inflation has consistently printed below the RBI’s projections, indicating that there was adequate room for policy easing. Although GDP growth has been…
Continue ReadingRBI Rate Cut to Reignite Affordable and Mid-Segment Housing Demand
By – Dr. Samantak Das, Chief Economist and Head – Research and REIS, India, JLL The RBI’s decision to cut the repo rate by 25 bps is a powerful, proactive signal that strategically leverages India’s macroeconomic strength – a robust 8.2% Q2 GDP expansion alongside record-low headline inflation. This is not…
Continue ReadingRBI’s Calibrated 25 bps Cut Signals Growth Support Amid Rupee Weakness & Global Rate Gap
By, Mr. Vinod Francis, GM & CFO, South Indian Bank. “The RBI’s decision to trim the repo rate by 25 basis points while maintaining a neutral stance signals a calibrated shift towards supporting growth, without sending an overly aggressive easing signal to the markets. RBI’s communication is straight forward that…
Continue ReadingRBI’s 25 bps Rate Cut Strengthens Liquidity for NBFCs, Boosts Microfinance Access & Credit Expansion
By,Mr. Rohit Garg, CEO, Olyv The RBI’s decision to reduce the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.25% marks a clear and growth-oriented shift in policy. For digital lenders and NBFCs, this move expands liquidity, lowers the overall cost of capital, and strengthens our ability to deliver faster, more…
Continue ReadingRBI’s 25 bps Rate Cut Enhances Home Affordability, Boosts Housing Demand
By,Mr. Vikas Bhasin, Managing Director, Saya Group The RBI’s 25 bps rate cut is a timely boost for the economy and a clear signal of easing financial conditions. For borrowers, this translates into lower EMIs and improved liquidity, while for homebuyers it significantly enhances affordability and purchasing power. With borrowing…
Continue ReadingRBI Rate Cut Spurs Homebuyer Activity, Boosts Mid-Range Real Estate: PropEquity
By: Mr. Samir Jasuja, Founder & CEO, PropEquity, NSE-listed real estate data analytics firm The RBI’s continued reduction in the repo rate is a welcome move, especially in the backdrop of easing inflation and strong GDP growth. Lower borrowing costs provides a cushion to homebuyers against rising property prices thereby…
Continue ReadingOil Slightly Higher on Eastern Europe Tensions, Oversupply Risks Weigh On Sentiment
By Daniel Takieddine Co-founder and CEO, Sky Links Capital Group Oil was trading slightly higher today as traders continue to monitor the impact of the geopolitical tensions in Eastern Europe. Oil prices could continue to see some support as energy infrastructure remains at risk in the region. Tensions could lead…
Continue ReadingDollar Stable Ahead Of New Economic Data
By Bas Kooijman, CEO and Asset Manager of DHF Capital S.A The US dollar was relatively flat today, stabilizing after a second week of declines. Weaker US labour data reinforced expectations of a Fed cut next week. Yesterday’s ADP report showed a surprise 32,000 drop in private-sector jobs, signalling that…
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