1. CRR Cut: Reserve Bank of India reduces Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) by 50 basis points to 4%, infusing liquidity into the banking system.

2.  Repo Rate Unchanged: RBI keeps the repo rate steady at 6.50%, continuing its focus on inflation control.

3. Inflation Concerns: Inflation expected to remain elevated; RBI emphasizes its readiness to act if required. 

4. GDP Forecast Lowered: FY25 GDP growth projection revised down to 6.6% amid global and domestic uncertainties.

5. Liquidity Measures: CRR cut aims to release ₹70,000 crore into the banking system, supporting credit growth 

6. Policy Stance: RBI maintains its "withdrawal of accommodation" stance to ensure price stability. 

7. Global Challenges: RBI highlights global headwinds, including geopolitical tensions and slowing demand, affecting India's growth outlook.

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8. Focus on MSMEs: Special measures announced to ease credit access for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises 

9. Digital Initiatives: RBI to introduce new measures to boost digital transactions and fintech innovation. 

10. Future Outlook: RBI assures a balanced approach to growth and inflation, with vigilance on evolving economic trends.