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1/8 Global stock markets navigate uncertainties of interest rate hikes & inflation, with a focus on India. The world's sixth-largest economy faces robust growth & mounting inflationary pressures. #GlobalStockMarkets #IndiaEconomy 
2/8 India's GDP growth rate reached 8.4% in 2021, but the Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 6.01%, breaching the RBI's target range. Rising global commodity prices, supply chain disruptions, & COVID-19 contribute to this surge. #IndiaGDP #Inflation
3/8 The RBI has maintained an accommodative stance, refraining from raising interest rates despite inflationary pressures, prioritizing growth in hopes that inflationary trends will prove transitory. #RBI #InterestRates
4/8 The Indian stock market, including the S&P BSE Sensex, has experienced increased volatility driven by fluctuations in global market sentiment & concerns about possible tightening of monetary policy. #Sensex #MarketVolatility
5/8 As the global economic recovery continues & economies rebound, pressures on supply chains & demand for commodities are likely to ease. Consequently, the current inflationary pressures may prove to be short-lived. #EconomicRecovery
6/8 Central banks, like the RBI, use policy tools such as open market operations, forward guidance & targeted liquidity support to address inflation without resorting to interest rate hikes. #CentralBanks #RBI
7/8 Despite recent volatility, many companies report strong earnings & demonstrate resilience. In India, corporate earnings growth in Q3 2021 reached its highest level in over a decade, driven by a broad-based recovery across sectors. #CorporateEarnings
8/8 The RBI's independence in implementing monetary policy is crucial. As long as the central bank continues to act independently, it can balance growth & inflation, safeguarding the stability of the Indian stock market. #RBIAutonomy #IndianStockMarket
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