Bengaluru households face another hike as domestic LPG prices reach ₹944.5. With a cumulative ₹89 increase in three months, residents feel the inflation pinch.
Congress slams Modi government over domestic LPG price hike to ₹942. Mallikarjun Kharge questions why BJP leaders aren't protesting against rising cylinder costs.
Domestic LPG cylinder prices in Chennai have risen to ₹957.50 after a ₹29 hike. Discover how this affects consumer budgets and local fuel supply chain issues.
Opposition parties attack the Centre after a Rs 29 hike in domestic LPG cylinder prices, calling it an added burden on households amid rising inflation.
Domestic LPG prices have seen a ₹29 hike, adding to the mounting household budget pressure as petrol and diesel costs continue to climb across Indian cities.
India's GDP growth is projected to moderate to 6.5% in FY27 due to geopolitical tensions, rising input costs, and monsoon uncertainties despite a strong FY26.
Stay updated with the latest petrol-diesel prices for 7 June. Check how global crude oil trends are impacting fuel rates in Delhi, Mumbai, and across India today.
Domestic LPG cylinder prices have been raised by Rs 29, marking the second hike in three months. Check the latest impact on cooking gas costs across Indian cities.
Domestic LPG prices raised by Rs 29, marking the second hike since the US-Iran war started. Cooking gas now costs Rs 942 in Delhi. Read the latest impacts here.
Domestic LPG prices have increased by ₹29, bringing the cost of a cylinder in Delhi to ₹942. The hike adds significant pressure to household budgets nationwide.
The price of a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder has been hiked by ₹29, marking the second increase in three months amid rising global oil instability and market shifts.
A new report reveals the RBI’s strategic push to attract foreign capital as it lowers FY27 growth forecasts and flags rising inflation risks to the economy.
The RBI is targeting up to $75 billion in inflows through new bond and investment measures to shield the rupee, even as it battles rising inflation and lower growth.
India readies new economic safeguards as West Asia conflict persists. The government adopts a calibrated, targeted approach to maintain stability and growth.
The RBI’s new reform package aims to draw $40-75 billion in inflows to stabilize the rupee, while the MPC holds the repo rate at 5.25% amidst inflation concerns.
As inflation impacts monthly budgets, Indians are switching to smaller, pocket-friendly packs for essentials. Learn why this trend is reshaping the FMCG market.
The RBI held the repo rate at 5.25% while launching a major push to attract foreign capital. Governor Sanjay Malhotra addressed inflation and growth concerns.
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra confirms the 4% inflation target is unchanged, emphasizing a data-driven approach to interest rate actions amid rising price pressures.
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra announces new NRI deposit measures to boost the rupee as the central bank maintains its 4% inflation target and eyes crypto policy.
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra outlines new measures to attract NRI deposits and bolster the rupee, while maintaining a strict 4% inflation target for India's economy.
The RBI MPC has lowered its growth forecast and raised inflation estimates, signaling an end to India's Goldilocks phase as global headwinds hit the economy.
As the RBI MPC meeting progresses, Sanjay Malhotra flags risks to inflation. A below-normal monsoon could drive up food prices, complicating the economic outlook.
The RBI has raised its FY27 inflation forecast to 5.1% due to the West Asia war and rising oil prices. The MPC maintains a neutral stance amid economic uncertainty.
The RBI has revised its FY27 growth forecast to 6.6% in Q1, citing crude oil volatility and geopolitical risks. The MPC maintains a neutral stance on policy.
The RBI holds repo rates at 5.25% as inflation remains below target. Discover why the central bank is choosing stability despite oil prices and a weaker rupee.
The RBI MPC, led by Governor Sanjay Malhotra, holds the repo rate at 5.5% with a neutral stance, citing strong GDP growth projections and an improved inflation outlook.
The RBI MPC maintains a steady repo rate of 5.25% amid global risks. Explore the latest monetary policy outlook, growth projections, and inflation trends for FY27.
Discover why the RBI is allowing the rupee to depreciate instead of intervening, and how the impossible trilemma is shaping current monetary policy in India.
Follow live updates on the RBI monetary policy meeting today. Governor Sanjay Malhotra announces the repo rate decision as the MPC tackles inflation and growth.