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RBI likely to infuse Rs 5 lakh crore into market in FY27Economists anticipate the Reserve Bank of India will inject at least ₹5 lakh crore through liquidity operations next fiscal year. This move...- RBI lines up a big liquidity push amid rupee's slideshowThe Reserve Bank of India has announced three liquidity-boosting measures, including open market operations and a dollar-rupee swap, totali...
- RBI may pump in ₹1 lakh cr more for liquidity comfortThe Reserve Bank of India may inject an additional ₹1 lakh crore in February-March 2026 to maintain surplus liquidity in the banking system...
- RBI intends to not let banking system go dry: BankersThe Reserve Bank of India will ensure banking system liquidity stays above 1% of NDTL. The central bank reassured bankers about its strateg...
- Overnight rates dip as government spends boost bank liquidityState spending-driven flows are revolving in nature and add to liquidity surplus. However, the surplus drains out once the monthly GST and ...
- RBI's three-day VRRR auction too falls shortThe Reserve Bank of India's liquidity draining operation faced a weak response from banks. The variable rate reverse repo auction was under...
- RBI's 7-day VRRR auction undersubscribed as banks favor lending in overnight marketThe RBI's seven-day VRRR auction was undersubscribed as banks favored lending in the overnight market due to higher rates. Lower participat...
- RBI to conduct 7-day VRRR for Rs 2.5 lakh crore todayBank treasury officials said that the aim of this exercise is to keep weighted average call rate (WACR) and the TREPS rate within the liqui...
- RBI to stop daily variable rate repo auctions on surplus liquidityThe Reserve Bank of India will halt daily VRR auctions from June 11 due to surplus liquidity exceeding 1% of NDTL. This move aligns with st...
- RBI to discontinue daily VRR auctions from June 11 onwards due to evolving liquidity conditionsReserve Bank of India will stop daily Variable Rate Repo auctions. The discontinuation is effective from June 11, 2025. This decision follo...
- From Wednesday, banks can't queue up daily to borrow from RBIThe Reserve Bank of India will discontinue daily variable rate repo auctions from June 11 due to surplus liquidity in the banking system, w...
- RBI's bond purchases set to surpass Covid era levelsIn FY25, RBI purchased bonds worth ₹2.6 lakh crore, while this fiscal year, it has purchased ₹1.2 lakh crore of bonds and plans to buy anot...
- RBI to boost banking system liquidity with Rs 40,000 crore OMO and repo operationsThe Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is set to inject liquidity into the banking system through open market operations (OMO) and variable rate r...
- RBI injects Rs 25,000 cr via VRR route to boost system liquidityThe RBI injected funds worth Rs 25,000 crore via a variable rate repo auction (VRR) to ensure that recent overseas outflows from local debt...
- Role of central bank in maintaining funding liquidityIt has been observed that the liquidity controlled by monetary policy affects the returns in bond and equity markets.
- RBI may not have to drain cash further as core liquidity declinesAt ₹2.23 lakh crore as on December 15, the core liquidity has declined sharply from the peak surplus of ₹12 lakh crore from September to Oc...
- RBI asks banks to set aside incremental CRRThe Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor Shaktikanta Das on Thursday directed banks to set aside a larger part of incremental deposits unde...
- RBI eases bond holding norms in liquidity boostThe move is expected to free up resources for banks to meet the rising loan demand.
- RBI's cash reserve ratio move to put monthly burden of Rs 1,050 crore on banksRBI last week asked banks to maintain 100 per cent of the deposits accrued between September 16 and November 11 as incremental CRR balance ...
- RBI turns down banks' proposal to dip into 2% of SLR to meet short-term asset liability mismatchBankers urged RBI to allow them to dip into 2% of their SLR of the mandated 24% to meet short-term asset liability mismatch.
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