Governor Das also commented on the RBI's regulatory role, clarifying that the central bank does not act like a

RBI Governor warns against premature rate cuts amid rising inflation, emphasises need for deepening corporate bond markets.

India’s central bank Governor Shaktikanta Das said an interest rate cut at this stage would be “very premature” and risky.

Reserve Bank Governor Shaktikanta Das emphasized that the RBI is not a policeman but closely monitors financial markets, taking regulatory action when needed. This follows the RBI's directive for Navi Finserv and three other NBFCs to halt lending due to supervisory concerns.

RBI governor Shaktikanta Das emphasized the central bank's vigilant monitoring of financial markets, asserting it acts decisively rather than as a watchdog. Addressing the India Credit Forum, Das noted RBI's recent directive halting loans from Navi Finserv and three other NBFCs due to supervisory concerns.

Inflation is moderating, with certain risks about which we have to be very vigilant,” Das said at an event organised by Bloomberg on Friday. “Therefore, a rate cut at this stage will be very premature and can be very,

Shaktikantha Das wrote, “Honoured to have paid my respects to the mortal remains of Shri Ratan Tata. Truly a great visionary. Strong believer of ethics in corporate governance. He was also a member of RBI central board for more than 12 years.