Reserve Bank of India governor Sanjay Malhotra told Sangita Mehta and Sruthijith KK in an interview that India's Goldilocks phase can be sustained as macroeconomic fundamentals have strengthened over the decades while cautioning that global uncertainty, climate risk and technology disruptions continue to pose challenges. Policy rates are likely to stay at current levels or even go lower for an extended period, he said, provided there are no shocks. Malhotra also touched upon the economy, inflation, electronic payments, non-bank lenders, artificial intelligence and the insolvency code among other matters. The interview took place before the West Asian conflict began. Edited excerpts:Given the change in tariff assumptions and the latest inflation and GDP data, have you revised your growth and inflation outlook?In the recent MPC (monetary policy committee) statement, we mentioned that in view of the forthcoming revision in the base year and methodology, we will be giving the full-year...