<h1>RBI Cuts CRR by 25 Basis Points to Boost Liquidity; Repo Rate Unchanged; GDP Growth Projections Revised Downwards.</h1> The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announced a reduction in the cash reserve ratio (CRR) for scheduled banks by 25 basis points to 4.25%, injecting approximately Rs. 175 billion into the banking system. The repo rate remains unchanged at 8.0%. This decision aims to address liquidity deficits and support economic growth while managing inflation, which remains elevated due to rising fuel prices and non-food manufactured products. The RBI revised GDP growth projections for 2012-13 downwards to 5.8% and raised inflation projections to 7.5% by March 2013. The policy also includes initiatives for financial inclusion, regulatory measures, and addressing risks from global and domestic economic conditions.