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By Swati Bhat MUMBAI (Reuters) - India s central bank will likely keep interest rates at record lows this week as it assesses the economic fallout of the country s evolving COVID-19 crisis, but the monetary authority is expected to reiterate its commitment on liquidity. The Reserve Bank of India s (RBI) monetary policy committee (MPC) will likely keep the key lending rate or the repo rate unchanged at 4% for a sixth straight meeting when it announces its decision after a three-day meeting on Friday. All 51 economists polled by Reuters expected the MPC to hold rates as Asia s third-largest economy grapples with various state lockdowns. ....
The death of eSwatini student Thabani Nkomonye has sparked outrage among young people who see it as part of a legacy of police brutality in the country. ....
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