The Reserve Bank of India left interest rates unchanged at 6.5% due to persistent food inflation. Rising prices of vegetables and cereals contributed to this decision. The government is stepping up its efforts to monitor and stabilize food prices. Future rate cuts might be on hold due to expected uneven rainfall impacting food inflation.
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