Don't see big interest rate cuts by RBI this quarter: KR Bharat

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KR Bharat, managing director of Advent Advisory Services told NDTV Profit that economic realities remain tough for India and the world. As far as macroeconomic factors are concerned, he feels that inflation will edge back in February or March. "We don't see big interest rate cuts by the RBI in this quarter," he added.



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