With Retail Inflation high at 6.85 % RBI Raguram Rajan might not cut Interest rates
- For past 2 days Indian Share market has moved close to 1000 points on hope that RBI will cut interest rates as the Fiscal Deficit it well under control of 4%
- But the Fact is Rajan never said he will reduce interest rate if the Fisical Deficit is low.All he said was that RBI mail focus is to contain Inflation.
- With Retail Inflation high at 6. 9 % and RBI target of 5 % by March 2017, and 7 Pay Commission kicking in later part of the year, RBI will not be able to contain inflation if he gives a rate cut.
- With all this in place, RBI will not could not cut any intrest rate for 2016.
- So be cautious in Market and dont get caried away by Blue channel.
- Do your own analysis and if it feels right then invest your hard earned money or do a SIP.
RBI .5 percent Rate Cut will help the Market-So is Fed going to raise the Rate?

- Raguram Rajan has surprised the Market yesterday with .5 % ratecut.
- This Exited the Traders instantly and they moved sensex to 700 point in intraday.
- Buy FII quickly saw the opportunity to exit and brought down the Sensex.
- With India Inflation to remain around 6 % , the best that RBI Governor has is .75 % as the current RBI Rate is 6.75 % at which it lends to Bank.
- Banks keep 2.5 % minimum above this and sell it to us. The cover there expenses and profit in this.
- But currently the economy is weak, despite the rate cut it has not exited the FII.
- This has caused the exit of FII, Also i think RBI Governor would have sensed that the Fed will raise its interest rate in next meeting. So he want to give some cushion for our economy and market.
- So we should carefully watch the Fed meeting next month and see if all going well, then Fed is expected to raise interest rate by .25 %
- Also Bihar elections are being closely looked at as it could affect the Political equation in the country as some more big state are going to election next year.
- So Its a wait and watch game if you are a trader and Accumulate if you are investor.