
Chennai: Reserve Bank of India may consider reversing its tight monetary stance as inflationary woes begin to ebb next month, a top policy adviser said on Saturday.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has raised interest rates 13 times since March 2010 in a bid to control inflation, which has topped 9 percent for nearly a year.
However, C. Rangarajan, the Prime Minister's chief economic adviser, said headline inflation may remain high for next one-two months after which it is expected to slowdown to around 7 percent by end-March.
It is expected that...