<h1>RBI's Q2 Review 2013-14: Growth Boost Expected from Agriculture Rebound & Exports Amid Inflation Concerns and Policy Balancing.</h1> The Reserve Bank of India's Second Quarter Review 2013-14 highlights a modest growth improvement expected in the latter half of the fiscal year, driven by a rebound in agriculture and better exports. Despite weak demand due to reduced private consumption and investment, a good monsoon and export growth could provide momentum. Inflation remains a concern with WPI above comfort levels and high CPI inflation. External sector risks have decreased with a moderated CAD, improved exports, and reduced gold imports. Monetary policy aims to balance inflation control with growth support, requiring structural reforms and efficient project implementation.