Indian shares were set for a fourth winning session on Wednesday as oil firms such as Reliance Industries gained due to a tax cut on petrol and diesel, though caution lingered ahead of the outcome of the central bank's policy meeting.
The Reserve Bank of India is widely expected to hold its policy repo rate at 6.00 percent, despite a sharp slowdown in economic growth, after inflation surged to a five-month high, threatening its target.
Though the monetary policy committee is under pressure to ease rates, the inflation outlook for the months ahead and a host of developments since the August review will stay their hand, DBS said in a note to clients.
© Thomson Reuters 2017
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