Gubernur RBI: Suku bunga kebijakan tetap stabil atau turun di tengah risiko, usai jeda Februari

Menyusul keputusan RBI Februari untuk mempertahankan suku bunga di 5,25%, Gubernur Sanjay Malhotra menegaskan kembali bahwa suku bunga kebijakan kemungkinan tetap di level saat ini atau turun untuk periode panjang. Ia menyebut inflasi jinak dan ekspektasi inflasi mendasar rendah, tetapi memperingatkan risiko dan ketidakpastian global yang memengaruhi dinamika pertumbuhan-inflasi.

Dalam komentar setelah pertemuan Komite Kebijakan Moneter (MPC) Februari Bank Reserve India (RBI), yang mempertahankan suku repo di 5.25% di tengah perbaikan pertumbuhan dari kesepakatan dagang India-AS, Gubernur Sanjay Malhotra menguraikan prospek hati-hati. «Meskipun suku bunga kebijakan di India kemungkinan tetap di level saat ini atau bahkan turun untuk periode panjang, ada risiko juga», katanya dalam diskusi baru-baru ini.  nnMalhotra menyoroti indikator inflasi jinak saat ini dan ekspektasi inflasi mendasar rendah ke depan. Namun, keputusan masa depan akan bergantung pada evolusi dinamika pertumbuhan-inflasi. Ia juga menekankan tantangan yang lebih luas: «Kita masih hidup di masa yang sangat tidak pasti», yang menggarisbawahi kesulitan peramalan di tengah volatilitas global dan domestik.  nnHal ini mencerminkan pendekatan seimbang RBI dalam mendukung pertumbuhan sambil menjaga stabilitas harga, dibangun di atas sikap netral MPC dan optimisme dari pakta dagang serta rekening eksternal yang stabil.  nnKata kunci: RBI, suku bunga, kebijakan moneter, ekonomi India.

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