The Reserve Bank of India on Tuesday hinted at another round of monetary policy tightening at its upcoming review meet on November 2, with Deputy Governor Subir Gokarn asserting that it is a challenge to keep inflation in check.
“Persistent price increases in commodities for which there are less effective substitutes, with other things remaining equal, will raise the potential rate of inflation over a period of time.
“India’s challenge is to keep inflation under check,” Gokarn said while delivering a speech at the India Gandhi Institute of Development Research in Mumbai on Tuesday.
Inflation inched up to 8.62 per cent in September from 8.5 per cent a month ago – well above the RBI’s













