The RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das heading a six-member Monetary Policy Committee MPC announced the resolution today. 

The RBI kept has decided to keep the repo rate unchanged at 4 per cent. The reverse repo rate stands at 3.35 per cent. The real GDP growth is projected at 7.8 per cent for FY22-23. The FY23 inflation target is reduced to 4.5 per cent. 

The Nifty Bank and Financial Services continued the winning streak on Thursday and rose further after RBI maintained the status quo in line with the street’s expectations. The indexes gained around 1 per cent with financial stocks advancing 1.5 per cent and PSU Bank stocks were subdued in gains. Huge selling was seen by FII of Rs 892.64 crore and the DII of inflow of Rs 1793.35 crore was recorded.  

Consumer Durables index outperformed on Wednesday driven by broad-based buying in heavyweight stocks. The sector was among the top gainer on the markets today with banking, auto and IT stocks. The Nifty Consumer Durables index has soared around 1 per cent in the early trade. The price hikes and RBI's monetary policy and the growth momentum in the sectors are expected to accelerate this fiscal on positive numbers. Broader markets further lifted the sentiments. Huge selling was seen by FII of Rs 1,967.89 crore and a DII of inflow of Rs 1,115.00 crore was recorded.  

The key equity indices tumbled further and hit fresh intraday low in mid-morning trade. Most Asian stocks were trading higher on Tuesday. Investors in the region continue to assess the inflation and central bank policy outlook as on Tuesday, the Nifty IT continues to weigh down tracking mixed global cues market. Benchmark indices were trading flat in the volatile session with selling seen in the power, PSU banks names. Huge selling was seen on Monday by FII of Rs 1,157.23 crore and also by the DII of Rs -1,376.49 crore.  

The Indian benchmark indices extended losses in Monday morning deals amid weakness seen in auto and financial stocks. On BSE, the overall market coverage was positive as 1,261 shares were advancing while 561 were declining. Among sectors, except PSU bank, metal and power all other sectoral indices are trading in the red with auto, FMCG, IT, bank, healthcare, realty, capital goods down 1-2 per cent. FII selling on Friday was Rs 2267.86 crore and the DII inflow was recorded at Rs 621.98 crore.  

Benchmark indices ended a volatile trading session with tiny losses on Friday. The Nifty closed a tad above the 17,500 marks. Barring metal and FMCG stocks, selling pressure was seen across the board. Metal stocks were in a super rally despite a bearish tone in broader markets on Friday as the Budget outcomes frenzy faded and focus shifted on major corporate earnings.

Sensex and Nifty 50 opened in the red territory during Friday's early deals. Benchmark indices were trading lower in the volatile session. The Indian markets tracked mixed global cues. IT and Auto stocks weighed on the benchmarks, while metal stocks outperformed counterparts as investors look forward to major Q3 earnings of companies. FII selling was seeing yesterday of Rs 1,597.54 crore and also DII outflow Rs 370.58 crore was recorded.

The Indian Indices settled on a bearish note during Thursday's trading session while ending the three-winning streak. A broad-based markets selloff dragged benchmarks Sensex and Nifty 50 with IT, banking and financial stocks falling the most out of all sectors. The Bankex index shed over 380 points. The Financials, Oil & Gas and Capital Goods index tumbled by more than 1 per cent each.

Benchmarks Sensex and Nifty 50 took a breather from their two-week highs. Asian stocks were trading mixed on Thursday amid some lingering concerns about global growth and ongoing geopolitical tension. The main indices were trading at the day's low amid profit selling after a three-day rally. The Nifty traded below the 17,700 marks. Auto, media and consumer durables stocks were trading firmly, while banks and IT shares were under pressure. FII trimmed their selling to just Rs 183.60 crore and a DII inflow of Rs 425.96 crore was recorded.

Nifty PSU Bank index ended up 3.41% at 3066.10 today. Metals, IT, pharma, and FMCG stocks advanced while autos and oil & gas stocks declined. The government's focus on boosting manufacturing as well as an underlined emphasis on areas such as startups, modern mobility, and clean energy, boosted investors' sentiment. 

Indian markets extended their gains on Wednesday's at the opening bell as investors cheered the Union Budget 2022 which met the street's expectations and positive global cues. The correction and the recent rally were, in fact, reactions to global market cues. FII sharply trimming their selling to just Rs 21.79 crore helped the Budget rally and DII inflow of Rs 1,597.70 crore was recorded. But FIIs are likely to sell the rallies again since they consider Indian valuations excessive.