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According to the third bi-monthly monetary policy review by the Reserve Bank of India, the inflation in India in 2019-20 can rise up to a level of -
4 per cent
5 per cent
6 per cent
7 per cent
None of the above
- The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) third bi-monthly monetary policy review for 2019-20 indicated that retail inflation, based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI), was likely to stay within its target of 4%, but could rise, with the upper tolerance level set at 6%.
- The expected range for inflation, according to RBI projection, was about 3.1-3.7% for H1 and 3.5-3.7% for Q3 (2019-20).
- RBI mentioned that inflation should remain below 4% but flagged risks that could push it upward, especially close to but not exceeding 6%.
- Reviewing the options:
- 4 per cent – is the target.
- 5 per cent – slightly above target, but no such specific projection in the policy.
- 6 per cent – upper tolerance and more in line with "can rise up to" in official statements.
- 7 per cent – above permissible limits.
- None of the above – not correct.
Correct Answer: Option 3, 6 per cent
By: Parvesh Mehta ProfileResourcesReport error
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