Friday, 9 October 2026 SourcesAbout🌓
🇮🇳 IN ▾
BREAKING
› Ronit Roy leases Andheri west office space for Rs 1.39 crores over five yearsi› If a startup can reach orbit, India can build AI the world wants: Satyan Gajwani, Times Internet› CAFE III kicks in from 2027: Will your next car be cheaper to run?› Flipkart draws 6.3 million concurrent users as Big Billion Days sale opens› 'Breakdown In Communication': Fresh Report Exposes BCCI And Centre Of Excellence Concerns› Keralam Cabinet clears Bill to guarantee rights for senior citizens› Nothing can stop the youth of India: Chirag Paswan› Australia struggle as Nortje and Jansen make their mark› India vs West Indies LIVE Score, 2nd T20I: Sanju Samson Sets Sights On Ton, India Change Strategy› Two PCPNDT Act violators detained under Goondas Act in Krishnagiri› Ronit Roy leases Andheri west office space for Rs 1.39 crores over five yearsi› If a startup can reach orbit, India can build AI the world wants: Satyan Gajwani, Times Internet› CAFE III kicks in from 2027: Will your next car be cheaper to run?› Flipkart draws 6.3 million concurrent users as Big Billion Days sale opens› 'Breakdown In Communication': Fresh Report Exposes BCCI And Centre Of Excellence Concerns› Keralam Cabinet clears Bill to guarantee rights for senior citizens› Nothing can stop the youth of India: Chirag Paswan› Australia struggle as Nortje and Jansen make their mark› India vs West Indies LIVE Score, 2nd T20I: Sanju Samson Sets Sights On Ton, India Change Strategy› Two PCPNDT Act violators detained under Goondas Act in Krishnagiri
Business

SBI Research, IDFC First expect rate hike in October as crude prices climb: Higher oil prices & inflation raise likelihood of policy tightening

The Economic Times ·

Economists are gearing up for a potential rate hike from the central bank as soon as October, driven by escalating crude oil prices and ongoing food inflation concerns.

The CEO of Axis Bank has raised alarms about the increasing risks of inflation.

This shift in monetary policy timing comes as the Monetary Policy Committee prepares to evaluate interest rates in early October, reversing earlier predictions of stability.

Read the full article on The Economic Times ›

5News aggregated this summary from the outlet’s public feed. The full article, with all the context, is on economictimes.indiatimes.com — the content belongs to The Economic Times.

More from The Economic Times

See all ›

More in Business

See all ›