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RBI Could Bring Some Cheer With Softer Tone. Decision Today

Business | Wednesday June 7, 2017

A Reuters poll showed 56 of 60 analysts expect the RBI's monetary policy committee to keep its repo rate unchanged at a 6-1/2 year low of 6.25 per cent.

RBI To Focus On Managing Liquidity In New Fiscal Year

Business | Thomson Reuters | Thursday April 6, 2017

The RBI kept its repo rate unchanged at 6.25 percent for a third consecutive policy meeting on Thursday as it continues to guard against a potential flare-up in inflation and an uncertain global economic environment.

Reserve Bank Keeps Rate Steady, Cites Risks To Inflation From Monsoon, GST

Business | Thursday April 6, 2017

The RBI move to keep repo rate steady was widely expected. All 60 economists polled by Reuters predicted that the six-member monetary policy committee will leave the repo rate unchanged.

RBI Will Weigh If Banks Can Retain Deposits Made After Notes Ban

Business | Anirban Nag, Bloomberg | Thursday April 6, 2017

Excess funds are limiting the central bank's ability to intervene in the foreign-exchange market to rein in the rupee's rally.

After Hat-Trick Of Surprises, Will RBI Pull Another One? Decision Today

Business | Thursday April 6, 2017

After springing surprises in all three of its past monetary policy meetings, some analysts have not ruled out another one from the Reserve Bank of India later today.

RBI Chief Urjit Patel's New Problem: Rupee Surge, Banks Awash With Funds

Business | Anirban Nag, Bloomberg | Monday March 20, 2017

The rupee has gained about 2 per cent to a 16-month high in March after PM Modi's landslide state election win, outperforming its Asian peers and all but five of the world's emerging-market currencies.

RBI To Withdraw Temporary Cash Reserve Ratio Hike

Business | Thomson Reuters | Wednesday December 7, 2016

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

Business | Thomson Reuters | Wednesday December 7, 2016

The RBI temporarily hiked the CRR to 100 percent as banks were awash with deposits as people turned in their abolished notes.

PM Modi's Cash Clampdown May Force RBI To Cut Rates

Business | Thomson Reuters | Wednesday December 7, 2016

A majority of the nearly 60 analysts polled by Reuters predict the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will cut the repo rate by 25 basis points (bps) to 6.00 percent.

Will RBI Cut Interest Rates To 6-Year Low? First Review After Notes Ban Today

Business | Wednesday December 7, 2016

The RBI will announce the decision of the Monetary Policy Committee at 2:30 p.m. A 25-basis-point cut could bring down the RBI's repo rate, or key lending rate, to 6 per cent - the lowest since September 2010.

RBI Auctions Treasury Bill Worth Rs 60,000 Crore Under Market Stablisation Scheme

Business | Press Trust of India | Monday December 5, 2016

MSS bonds are issued with the objective of providing the central bank with a stock of securities with which it can intervene in the market for managing liquidity.

Need For Non-Disruptive Mode Of Liquidity Absorption: Report

Business | Press Trust of India | Monday December 5, 2016

After factoring in the regulatory requirements, the net liquidity that will remain in the system will be Rs 1,46,100 crore.

To Suck Out Excess Bank Deposits, RBI Gets Rs 6 Lakh Crore Tool

Business | Friday December 2, 2016

According to the latest data released by RBI, banks have reported exchange and deposits amounting to nearly Rs 8.50 lakh crore between November 10 and November 27.

RBI Relaxes Cash Balance Requirements For Lenders

Business | Thomson Reuters | Wednesday November 30, 2016

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

Business | Press Trust of India | Tuesday November 29, 2016

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).