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RBI Expected To Hike Repo Rate By 0.40% Next Week: Report
RBI is expected to go for another rate hike of 0.40 per cent at the scheduled review of the monetary policy next week, a foreign brokerage said
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Key Rate Hike A Synchronised Event By All Central Banks: Finance Minister
Ms Sitharaman said the RBI's decision to increase policy rates has not surprised the government
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Rate Hike To Help Banks Gain On Yields: Report
The unexpected interest rate hike by the RBI on May 4 will have the banking system on average making a 10-15 bps gains on the yields
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RBI’s First Rate Hike In 4 years, What Becomes Costly?
The RBI has increased the repo rate upto 4.40 per cent from 4 per cent earlier while the cash reserve ratio (CRR) has been hiked by 50 basis points to 4.5 per cent
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RBI To Infuse Rs 3.74 Lakh Crore Liquidity Into Financial System
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will undertake repo operation of up to Rs 1 lakh crore to infuse liquidity into the market.
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RBI Surpassed Market Expectations: Experts On Surprise 0.75% Rate Cut
RBI slashed rates on Friday, following other central banks, in an emergency move to counter the economic fallout from a fast-spreading coronavirus.
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RBI Cuts Rates, Allows 3-Month Pause On EMIs To Offset Coronavirus Impact
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das slashed the key lending rate by 75 basis points (0.75 percentage point) in an emergency move on Friday, to counter the economic fallout from the fast-spreading coronavirus pandemic. The move came after an unscheduled meeting of the Shaktikanta Das-headed Monetary Policy Committee, which was origi...
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Grateful RBI Is In Lockstep With Government: Nirmala Sitharaman
The Reserve Bank of India on Thursday tweaked the cash reserve ratio (CRR) norms in a bid to increase lending to micro, small and medium enterprises.
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RBI Should Consider More Steps To Improve Liquidity, Says Finance Ministry
RBI could also consider buying more bonds from the open market and open a special window for mutual funds to inject liquidity, said official.
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RBI To Withdraw Temporary Cash Reserve Ratio Hike
The RBI said the measure was no longer needed after the government agreed to issue special bonds to absorb the liquidity.
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RBI To Withdraw Temporary Cash Reserve Ratio Hike
The RBI temporarily hiked the CRR to 100 percent as banks were awash with deposits as people turned in their abolished notes.
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RBI Relaxes Cash Balance Requirements For Lenders
Analysts said the move would help banks adhere to the RBI's sharp hike in the CRR announced on Saturday.
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Banks May Not Cut Rate As RBI Tightens Liquidity Through CRR
Faced with a spurt in deposits following demonetisation, banks are unlikely to lower interest rates as the Reserve Bank soaked up additional liquidity in one stroke by imposing 100 per cent incremental cash reserve ratio (CRR).
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CRR Hike: Crisil Says Forget Rate Cuts By Banks For Now
The immediate impact of this step is seen to cause liquidity to tighten and send bond yields higher with ripple effect on interest rate transmission.
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Government Considering Issuing More Market Stabilisation Bonds
Government has budgeted issuance of Rs 20,000 crore of MSS bonds in the year ending in March.
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RBI Expected To Hike Repo Rate By 0.40% Next Week: Report
RBI is expected to go for another rate hike of 0.40 per cent at the scheduled review of the monetary policy next week, a foreign brokerage said
-
Key Rate Hike A Synchronised Event By All Central Banks: Finance Minister
Ms Sitharaman said the RBI's decision to increase policy rates has not surprised the government
-
Rate Hike To Help Banks Gain On Yields: Report
The unexpected interest rate hike by the RBI on May 4 will have the banking system on average making a 10-15 bps gains on the yields
-
RBI’s First Rate Hike In 4 years, What Becomes Costly?
The RBI has increased the repo rate upto 4.40 per cent from 4 per cent earlier while the cash reserve ratio (CRR) has been hiked by 50 basis points to 4.5 per cent
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RBI To Infuse Rs 3.74 Lakh Crore Liquidity Into Financial System
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will undertake repo operation of up to Rs 1 lakh crore to infuse liquidity into the market.
-
RBI Surpassed Market Expectations: Experts On Surprise 0.75% Rate Cut
RBI slashed rates on Friday, following other central banks, in an emergency move to counter the economic fallout from a fast-spreading coronavirus.
-
RBI Cuts Rates, Allows 3-Month Pause On EMIs To Offset Coronavirus Impact
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das slashed the key lending rate by 75 basis points (0.75 percentage point) in an emergency move on Friday, to counter the economic fallout from the fast-spreading coronavirus pandemic. The move came after an unscheduled meeting of the Shaktikanta Das-headed Monetary Policy Committee, which was origi...
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Grateful RBI Is In Lockstep With Government: Nirmala Sitharaman
The Reserve Bank of India on Thursday tweaked the cash reserve ratio (CRR) norms in a bid to increase lending to micro, small and medium enterprises.
-
RBI Should Consider More Steps To Improve Liquidity, Says Finance Ministry
RBI could also consider buying more bonds from the open market and open a special window for mutual funds to inject liquidity, said official.
-
RBI To Withdraw Temporary Cash Reserve Ratio Hike
The RBI said the measure was no longer needed after the government agreed to issue special bonds to absorb the liquidity.
-
RBI To Withdraw Temporary Cash Reserve Ratio Hike
The RBI temporarily hiked the CRR to 100 percent as banks were awash with deposits as people turned in their abolished notes.
-
RBI Relaxes Cash Balance Requirements For Lenders
Analysts said the move would help banks adhere to the RBI's sharp hike in the CRR announced on Saturday.
-
Banks May Not Cut Rate As RBI Tightens Liquidity Through CRR
Faced with a spurt in deposits following demonetisation, banks are unlikely to lower interest rates as the Reserve Bank soaked up additional liquidity in one stroke by imposing 100 per cent incremental cash reserve ratio (CRR).
-
CRR Hike: Crisil Says Forget Rate Cuts By Banks For Now
The immediate impact of this step is seen to cause liquidity to tighten and send bond yields higher with ripple effect on interest rate transmission.
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Government Considering Issuing More Market Stabilisation Bonds
Government has budgeted issuance of Rs 20,000 crore of MSS bonds in the year ending in March.
