Get Ready for the RBI MPC Meet 2025! 📺🔥
RBI Monetary Policy Committee Meeting June 2025 Details: Date, Time, and Broadcasting Information - Essential Report
The financial world is buzzing with anticipation as the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) gears up for its June 6, 2025, meeting. Mark your calendars, folks! This three-day affair starts on Tuesday, June 4, and the big announcement will drop at 10:00 AM. 🗓️🕓
What's the tea, you ask? Analysts predict a 25 basis point repo rate cut, but who knows? The RBI might just surprise us with a bigger reduction. Stay tuned to find out!
Previous MPC Meeting Highlights 🔍
Remember the RBI's April 2025 meeting? They cut the repo rate by 0.25 percentage points, expecting inflation to take a nosedive due to declining food and crude oil prices. This move followed a rate cut in February—the first such move since 2020—when the repo rate was reduced by 0.25 percentage points to 6.25 percent, with the policy stance shifting from 'neutral' to 'accommodative'. 📉💰
GDP Growth in Q4 FY25 🔝
Various factors, including the inflation trajectory, GDP growth numbers, industrial output, and monsoon forecasts, among others, are expected to influence the RBI MPC's decision during this meeting. Remember, a better-than-expected GDP growth of 7.4% for Q4 FY25 has caught everyone's attention. 🌟📈
Where to Catch the RBI MPC Announcements 📺
The RBI will stream the policy announcement live on their YouTube channel and social media handles at 10:00 AM on June 6, 2025. Keep your eyes peeled on their YouTube channel, as well as other financial news outlets that will provide full coverage throughout the day. 📺💻
Barclays has already penciled in an "opportunistic cut" of 25 basis points, as inflation continues to undershoot RBI's forecasts. Other government websites, such as the Ministry of Finance and PIB, will share updates and the livestream link during the event. 📝🤔
What the Experts Are Predicting 💭
Economists and analysts across the board expect a rate cut during this meeting. A recent poll suggests the RBI is expected to reduce the benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 5.75 percent. However, State Bank of India (SBI) has forecasted an even more aggressive move with a 50 basis point cut. 🚨📈
Stay glued to your screens on June 6, 2025, and don't miss out on the RBI MPC's major decision! Will it be a 25 basis point cut, or will the RBI surprise us with a bigger reduction? Only time will tell! 🕒💰🚀
Enrichment Data:
The RBI's June 2025 MPC meeting resulted in a significant 50 basis point repo rate cut, reducing the rate to 5.5%. This move surpassed market expectations and marked the third consecutive rate reduction. The inflation forecast for FY26 was revised downward to 3.7%, and the GDP growth forecast for the current fiscal year was maintained at 6.5%. In addition to the rate cut, the RBI announced a 100 basis point reduction in the Cash Reserve Requirement (CRR) to inject INR 2.5 trillion in liquidity into the banking system starting from September 6, 2025. Live updates and detailed summaries of the meeting decisions were available on news platforms such as The Indian Express, Economic Times, and MUFG Research. To watch the latest and archived streams of the RBI MPC announcements, you can visit the CNBC-TV18 YouTube channel (as referenced in the latest coverage). [1][2][4]
- The RBI's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is anticipated to make a significant decision during their June 2025 meeting, with analysts predicting a potential 25 basis point repo rate cut.
- Influential factors such as inflation, GDP growth, industrial output, and the monsoon forecast will likely impact the RBI MPC's decision at their June meeting.
- Since the previous meeting in April 2025, the RBI has already announced rate cuts, lowering the repo rate to 6.25 percent from 6.5 percent, and shifting the policy stance from 'neutral' to 'accommodative'.
- The banking, finance, business, and DeFi sectors are closely monitoring the RBI MPC's decisions, as a rate cut could potentially affect interest rates, inflation, and the overall economy, impacting the market and investment opportunities.
