Speaking on the possible impact of such a move with ANI, Badhan noted that even if the RBI goes ahead with a 25 bps cut in October, the GDP forecast for FY26 is unlikely to see any revision. "Even if RBI decides to cut rate by 25bps, GDP forecast for FY26 is likely to remain unchanged as changes to monetary policy usually takes 2-3 quarters to show it's impact on the real economy" she said.