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There is an incentive for Indian banks to lower rates in April as a high amount of liquidity would be released into the banking system, central bank chief Raghuram Rajan said on Tuesday.
India's central bank kept interest rates on hold at 7.50 per cent on Tuesday, waiting for more clarity on inflation after heavy rains raised uncertainty about food prices and seeking to grant banks more time to reflect its previous rate cuts.
Rajan also said he doubts that the US Federal Reserve's policy will be constraining when the RBI moves again and though the Fed changes will create some volatility, they will not be central to India.
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