<h1>RBI Keeps Cash Reserve Ratio at 4% and Repo Rate at 7.25% Amid Growth-Inflation Dynamics and Rupee Depreciation.</h1> The mid-quarter monetary policy review for June 2013 maintains the cash reserve ratio at 4% and the policy repo rate at 7.25%. The decision reflects current growth-inflation dynamics and external sector developments. Global economic activity has slowed, with uneven growth across regions. Domestically, India's GDP growth improved slightly, but industrial production slowed, and inflation eased except in food. The rupee depreciated significantly against the US dollar, influenced by foreign investor sell-offs. The Reserve Bank of India aims to manage inflation and support growth by fostering private investment and addressing current account deficits, while remaining vigilant about global uncertainties.