RBI may stay nimble on rates as growth is seen slowing to 6.6%: Report

Crisil reports India's growth may slow to 6.6 percent this fiscal year. Foreign portfolio investor inflows improved significantly in July, boosting financial conditions. Systemic liquidity surplus widened, and money market rates softened during July. Bank credit growth remained strong, and bond yields declined, while the rupee weakened. The Reserve Bank of India may remain flexible on policy rates due to these factors.