Rate cuts are unlikely in 2023 as inflation appears to be more persistent this time, believes Amandeep Chopra, group president and head-fixed income, UTI Asset Management Company. In conversation with Abhishek Kumar, Chopra says rate cuts can be a possibility this year only if inflation dips below 5 per cent and the economic growth rate weakens to sub-5 per cent. Edited excerpts:
The rate-hike cycle is expected to end soon. What will be your strategy?
The thing to look out for this year is how long central banks keep rates unchanged once they achieve the terminal policy rate. Also, what markets are pricing in as regards the next phase of the rate cycle. The headline inflation rate has started to come down, but there are concerns about sticky core inflation.
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