India’s Reserve Bank (RBI) is expected to keep interest rates unchanged at its upcoming meeting, maintaining the status quo for the seventh consecutive session until at least July. With strong economic expansion and inflation moderating, all 56 economists polled anticipate the RBI holding the repo rate steady at 6.50 percent. Despite robust growth exceeding global counterparts, concerns linger over inflation surpassing the 4 percent target. Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasizes growth priority, highlighting the delicate balance between economic acceleration and price stability. While some speculate on easing policy, the RBI’s stance leans toward maintaining tight monetary conditions. Any shift in policy stance, though unlikely, remains a possibility amid India’s evolving economic landscape and political pressures.