India's central bank keeps benchmark interest rate unchanged for fourth consecutive time to observe impact of Iran war on inflation; Standard Chartered says India's inflation buffer "thinner than it looks"
India's central bank today kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged for the fourth consecutive time to observe whether rising energy costs due to the Iran war would spread to broader inflation. Previously, Anubhuti Sahay, head of South Asia economic research at Standard Chartered Bank, stated that India's inflation has been moderate so far, but its buffer is thinner than it appears.
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