It will depend on the inflation outlook.

Then, we have to diagnose the underlying dynamic, not just the overall inflation rate.

And through that, assess how quickly inflation is going to fall.

Thirdly, is how quickly these interest rate increases are restricting the economy and bringing down inflation.

For these reasons, we have no longer indicated or pre-announced what the expectation is for the next meeting or for the upcoming meetings.

The focus should be on understanding every data point that comes in.

If, by the time of the May meeting, projections remain on track, then a rate hike will be appropriate.

Supply side of economy seen recovering in next couple of years.

Food is where inflation is at its most intense.

Sees big debate this year on services inflation.