MUMBAI -- The Indian central bank on Thursday held its repo rate steady at 5.15% on Thursday as the South Asian country battles both rising inflation and the slowest economic growth since Prime Minister Narendra Modi took office in 2014.
Central bank leaves room for future monetary loosening amid stagflation concerns

The Reserve Bank of India had continued to lower interest rates since this February as it tries to bolster the country's flagging economy even as inflation heats up. © Reuters
MUMBAI -- The Indian central bank on Thursday held its repo rate steady at 5.15% on Thursday as the South Asian country battles both rising inflation and the slowest economic growth since Prime Minister Narendra Modi took office in 2014.