The Reserve Bank of India's decision to keep repo rates unchanged at 6.5% is expected to benefit homebuyers and the real estate sector, with experts predicting increased home sales and investment in the sector.
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The current repo rate in India is 6.5%, which has been kept unchanged by the RBI for the ninth consecutive time.
The RBI's decision to keep repo rates unchanged will make home loans more affordable, leading to increased home sales, particularly in the price-sensitive affordable segment.
The RBI's decision to keep repo rates unchanged is expected to have a positive impact on the real estate sector, with increased demand and investment in the sector.
The RBI's decision to keep interest rates steady is significant as it ensures a stable interest rate environment and price stability, which is necessary for sustained growth.
The RBI's future policy decisions are expected to be influenced by domestic factors, and there is a possibility of rate cuts in the subsequent months if inflation is brought under control.
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