The RBI's Monetary Policy Committee has recently reduced the repo rate by 25 basis points to 6%. This move aims to inject more liquidity into the system and boost economic activity, particularly when inflation is under control.&nbsp; The decision marks the second consecutive cut and is intended to support economic growth amid global trade uncertainties. The MPC meeting comes in the backdrop of Donald Trump announcing a 26% tariff on India, which could potentially slow GDP growth by 20-50 basis points.&nbsp; However,&nbsp; Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on tariffs for all countries except China. After this event, the US stock indexes recorded their biggest one-day gains.&nbsp;&nbsp;

RBI MPC’s April Meeting: Repo Rate cuts by 25 bps as Trump’s tariffs adds to uncertainties