RBI MPC June Meeting: Check When And Where To Watch The Announcements Live

RBI MPC Meeting June 2025: The three-day meeting, taking place from June 4 to 6, 2025, will be led by RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra and marks the third such gathering in the RBI governor after taking over

RBI MPC Meeting June 2025: Industry leaders expect a further rate cut on Friday

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The Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is scheduled to announce the decision on repo rates on Friday, June 6. The committee evaluates the state of the economy and deliberates on the future trajectory of interest rates. The three-day meeting, taking place from June 4 to 6, 2025, will be led by RBI governor Sanjay Malhotra and marks the third such gathering in the RBI governor after taking over from former RBI governor Shakti Kanta Das. The next meeting is expected in August 2025.

The policy outcome will be unveiled on Friday at 10 AM, when Governor Malhotra is set to address the media. The announcement will be broadcast live via the RBI’s official YouTube, Facebook, and X (formerly Twitter) channels. Viewers can also follow ABP Live’s website for real-time updates and expert insights.

Expectations From The RBI MPC

Industry leaders expect a further rate cut on Friday, Atul Monga, CEO and Co-Founder, BASIC Home Loan, “Following back-to-back 25 basis point repo rate cuts in February and April this year, bringing the benchmark rate down to 6 per cent, I am optimistic that the RBI will maintain its accommodative stance to support growth, as inflation remains under control. A supportive monetary policy is important to revive the latent demand in India’s residential real estate market. We are already witnessing signs of this, with the recent rate cuts leading to more competitive home loan offerings. However, its real impact can only be realised once banks transmit these benefits swiftly to consumers.”

Rate Cut Expected

“I expect another 25 bps rate cut, given the downward trend in inflation and the need to strengthen consumer confidence in an uncertain global economic and geopolitical climate. A stable and lower interest rate environment would not only improve affordability but also drive long-term momentum for home ownership, especially in the affordable and mid-income housing segments,” Monga added.

He said that while India’s real estate market has shown resilience, rising property prices and previous rate hikes have impacted affordability. “A supportive monetary policy could help offset pressure and win consumer confidence. This can also have a multiplier effect across sectors linked to housing like construction & materials, banking, and services. The upcoming MPC meeting could be a key indicator of India’s broader economic recovery, as well as the direction of our housing aspirations. Any further relaxation of interest rates would be a welcome move for homebuyers and a constructive catalyst for the larger economy,” he noted.