RBI board discusses economic situation but silent on loan restructuring
The RBI release was silent on whether banks' demand for one-time restructuring of loans was discussed at all.

In a release on its website RBI said that the board also discussed the central bank's activities during the July 2019 to June 2020 financial year and its the budget for the next accounting year starting July 2020 which will end in March 2021 to be aligned with the government’s financial year.
The RBI release was silent on whether banks' demand for one time restructuring of loans was discussed at all.
A person familiar with the meeting contents said it was not among the topics discussed.
"The governor said RBI measures have ensured that interest rates across the board have come down.
He also said the central bank has done whatever was possible till now," this person said.
One of the directors asked how forex reserves would be used to which the governor and deputy governors said it would depend on how industry and imports pick up.
Expectations that the restructuring of loans will be discussed at the RBI board meet rose after finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that the government is talking to RBI to allows banks for a one time restructuring of loans due to the distress caused by the Covid 19 pandemic.
“We are definitely talking with RBI to see if one-time restructuring can be offered also looking at characterization of a company as stressed, not stressed…,” Sitharaman said at an industry interaction on Thursday.
The post board meeting release of the central bank just said that "other policy and operational matters" were discussed without elaborating.
Other directors in the meeting included, Ashok Gulati, Prasanna Kumar Mohanty, Satish Marathe, Revathy Iyer, and Sachin Chaturvedi.
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