RBI Governor warns that current financial resilience may not ensure future stability

The governor of the Reserve Bank of India said that the robustness of the financial system observed today should not be taken as a guarantee of continued stability in the months ahead. In remarks reported by Business Standard, the central bank chief highlighted that external shocks and domestic uncertainties could test the system's resilience.
He urged policymakers, banks and market participants to remain vigilant, strengthen risk monitoring and maintain prudent credit practices. The statement comes amid ongoing global monetary tightening and fluctuating commodity prices, which could affect capital flows and inflation.
The RBI has indicated that it will continue to use its policy tools, including interest rate adjustments and liquidity measures, to address any emerging vulnerabilities and support sustainable growth.