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RBI MPC minutes: 6-0 vote lifted repo to 5.50%, two dissent on stance
Minutes of the 5-7 October 2026 MPC meeting confirm a unanimous 25 bps repo increase to 5.50% and a 4-2 split on moving the stance to calibrated tightening.
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The Reserve Bank of India's six-member Monetary Policy Committee sets the repo rate, with a mandate to keep consumer price inflation at 4%, within a band of 2 to 6%.
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Minutes of the 5-7 October 2026 MPC meeting confirm a unanimous 25 bps repo increase to 5.50% and a 4-2 split on moving the stance to calibrated tightening.
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