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Festive-season boost: Rate-cut transmission to get a push as banking gets Rs 62,000 crThe banking system is set to receive a liquidity boost of ₹62,000 crore with the first phase of the CRR cut taking effect, injecting funds ...- RBI repo rate cut is like BrahMos and Akash activated together: CIO says Rs 2.5 lakh crore liquidity push feels like a missile strikeThe Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has significantly eased monetary policy by reducing the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) by 100 basis points to 3% ...
- Ajay Bagga explains how FII inflows and economic recovery could fuel market growth“The CRR reduction is very welcome as it injects immediate liquidity into the system over the next 25 days. This will help keep interest ra...
- Banks don't want liquidity to drop, urge RBI not to raise CRR furtherIndian Banks Association (IBA) made the requests on behalf of the lenders to the central bank last week after excess liquidity dropped to n...
- Banks prefer reduction in CRR to repo rate cutBanks today favoured reduction in CRR rather than the repo rate cut in the forthcoming monetary policy review as it would reduce their cost...
- Yes Bank expects improvement in net interest margins after rate cut by RBIYes Bank is expecting its NIM to improve by about 0.20 pc following reduction in CRR and SLR announced by the Reserve Bank.
- SBI Chairman Pratip Chaudhuri expects 1% reduction in CRR on September 17SBI today said he expects the Reserve Bank to leave the key policy rates unchanged, but sees a 1 per cent reduction in CRR on September 17.
- High inflation may prevent RBI from cutting ratesIn view of high inflation and deficient monsoon rainfall, the Reserve Bank may find it difficult to cut the key lending rate to boost the e...
- Hoping against hope, bankers see 50 bps CRR cut by RBI on TuesdayBankers expect RBI to cut cash reserve ratio by up to 0.50 per cent in its policy review on July 31 even as drought is staring at the count...
- State Bank of India favours CRR cut of 1 per cent, not rate tweakState Bank of India favours a reduction in the cash reserve ratio over a rate cut in the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy review on ...
- Reduction in CRR and SLR expected: HSBCThe Reserve Bank of India should reduce CRR and SLR to ease the stress on liquidity, HSBC Asia Pacific Director and India Country Head Nain...
- RBI's aggression in cutting CRR is unwarrantedThe 75-basis-point reduction in CRR by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) late Friday evening was surprisingly aggressive.
- Pleasantly surprised bankers say no cut in lending rates soonBankers today said RBI's more-than expected 0.75-percentage point cut in cash reserve ratio (CRR) will ease the liquidity strain.
- RBI cuts CRR by 75 bps, move to inject Rs 48,000 crore into banking systemCRR cut will ensure smooth flow of credit. RBI in a statement said that move has been made to inject permanent primary liquidity into the s...
- SBI may cut interest rate to boost credit, bank officialState Bank of India (SBI) is "keen" to cut interest rates in order to boost credit expansion, a top bank official said today.
- CRR cut by RBI: No immediate change in home and auto loan EMIsThere is no immediate respite to home and auto loan borrowers in terms of their EMIs but with the RBI reducing CRR, banks will have more mo...
- Assocham calls for 0.5 pc cut in repo rate, 1 pc CRR slashAssocham called for 0.5% reduction in repo rate to ease mounting cost of borrowings and at least 1% cut in CRR to inject liquidity into ban...
- CRR cut could soften interest rates: BankersWith another round of cut in the mandatory cash deposit requirement by 100 basis points, bankers feel that the easing of the liquidity woul...
- Assocham calls for reduction in CRRApprehending tightening of monetary policy in the wake of increasing inflation, industry body Assocham has recommended reduction in Cash Re...
- RBI may slash CRR to 3% at one goMUMBAI: The Reserve Bank of India may explore a big bang approach to reduce statutory reserve requirements by bringing down the cash reserv...
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