* Short-term lending (Repo) rate unchanged at 8 per cent
* Cash reserve ratio (CRR) unchanged at 4 per cent
* Statutory Liquidity Ratio retained at 22 per cent to unlock banking funds
* GDP growth for current fiscal estimated at 5.5 per cent
* Projects retail inflation at 6 per cent by March 2015-end
* Projects retail inflation to lower in November, rise again in December
* Says change in monetary policy stance at the current juncture is premature
* Hints at lowering policy rate early next year if fiscal, inflation conditions improve
* Weak revenue realisation a threat to fiscal deficit target
* Next bi-monthly policy statement on February 3
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