Ex-RBI chief: Look through oil shocks, act only if they last
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The former chief of the Reserve Bank of India urged policymakers to view oil price shocks as temporary disturbances. He suggested that action should be taken only if the volatility proves persistent. According to him, short‑term spikes do not justify major economic adjustments. His comments stress the need to focus on underlying market trends. He cautioned against overreacting to brief fluctuations in oil prices.