New Delhi: The Reserve Bank of India’s monetary policy committee meeting ends today. The central bank governor, Shaktikanta Das, is announcing the decisions taken by the committee in a press conference. The MPC has not changed interest rates in the last three monetary review meetings. The Reserve Bank had last revised the policy rates on 22 May 2020, RBI has not made any change in the repo rate. It remains at four per cent. The MPC has unanimously taken this decision. That is, customers have not got new relief on EMI or loan interest rates. Das further said that the reverse repo rate has also been kept constant at 3.35 per cent. With this, it has been decided not to change the bank rate. It stands at 4.25 percent. The marginal standing facility rate is also at 4.25 per cent. Along with this, the central bank has kept the monetary stance ‘liberal’. The Reserve Bank of India has projected a 10.5 per cent increase in the country’s GDP in the next financial year 2021-22. In the budget it was estimated to be 11 per cent.