Amid intensifying geopolitical risks and global trade uncertainty, the RBI on Tuesday announced that it will maintain the repo rate steady at 5.5% retaining its neutral monetary policy stance. These are the key highlights of the RBI’s August 2025 Monetary Policy meeting.

What changed and what didn't? Here are key highlights from RBI’s August 2025 Monetary Policy meet

Business & Economy: Despite the recent decline in inflation, the MPC remains cautious, stating that interest rates will need to stay in restrictive territory

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Business & Economy: For Fixed Deposit (FD) investors, this means that the attractive FD rates seen in recent months may not last indefinitely.

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The RBI's monetary policy committee on October 4, 2019, i.e. Friday announced the fifth consecutive rate cut this year to support government measures for boosting economic activity amid benign inflation. Watch this video to know more.

RBI Credit Policy: Central bank cuts rate by 25 bps to 5.15%

Bank of England cuts growth forecasts as Brexit and global worries mount

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RBI cuts repo rate by 25 basis points to 6.25%

Rupee slumps to all-time low of 73.76 as RBI holds rate

The bank is expected to leave the repo rate at 6.25 per cent, where it has been since October

RBI seen holding rates at Thursday review, not pulling another surprise

Banks are flush with low-cost deposits on account of demonetisation as a result of which their lending rates fell by up to 1% last month

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The Bank of England unlikely to have the full support of Monetary Policy Committee when it will present its policy decision

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