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Across-the-board inflationary pressures, record low interest rates, easy money all mean that in the near term, the impact has been muted. As central banks across the world look to gradually withdraw sops given to ease the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the aftereffect can have an impact on investors’ money-making chances.
Transient inflation, easy money, liquidity rollback are probably among the most dominant topics of discussion. Many central banks have indicated that they believe this inflation is ‘transitional’ even as many have put the prospect of the inevitable rate hike firmly on the table.
From India’s perspective, the Reserve Bank of India has a reason to take an infinitesimal breather if not complete relief, and to continue supporting growth. Data
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