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RBI repo rate likely to climb to 6% in FY27; G-Sec yields face upward pressure

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Economy & businessReserve Bank of India

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is expected to increase the repo rate to 6% in the fiscal year 2027[1–3]. According to a report, the Union Bank anticipates a 25 basis point increase in October, followed by one or two additional hikes during the rest of the fiscal year[2]. This could result in the repo rate reaching between 5.75% and 6%[2]. Additionally, government securities (G-Sec) yields are expected to face upward pressure[1–3].

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  1. RBI repo rate may climb to 6 pc in FY27; G-Sec yields face upward pressure: ReportPublished by londonmercury.com, indiagazette.com, timesofoman.com, arabherald.com, oklahomastar.com, sierraleonetimes.com, russiaherald.com, zimbabwestar.com, oklahomacitysun.com, texasguardian.com, afghanistansun.com, brazilsun.com and 43 more ·
  2. RBI Repo Rate May Climb To 6% In FY27 As G-Sec Yields Face Upward Pressure: Reportfeedburner.com · en ·
  3. RBI repo rate may climb to 6% in FY27; G-Sec yields face upward pressure: Reportindiatimes.com · en ·
  4. RBI repo rate likely to climb to 6% in FY27; G-Sec yields face upward pressurethehindubusinessline.com · en ·

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