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RBI to cut SLR gradually to 18% by mid-2019The calibrated reduction in SLR will continue till it reaches 18%. The current SLR is 19.5%.- RBI announces timetable reduction in SLRThe Reserve Bank of India has announced a reduction in the share of government securities that banks have to mandatorily hold in their book...
- SLR reduction: Exporters expect banks to cut interest ratesTEA president welcomed RBI's decision to reduce the SLR by 50 basis points from 22 per cent to 21.50% with effect from the fortnight beginn...
- Markets should be relieved as there are no surprises in credit policy: Mythili Bhusnurmath, ET Now"It really does not make much difference whether banks lend to the government or lend to the corporate sector. So, SLR reduction does not c...
- No joy for consumers: Car and home loans won't be cheaperRBI in its bimonthly monetary policy statement on Tuesday left the repo rate, or the rate at which it lends money to banks for short-term, ...
- SLR cut is a planning for the future, says RBI governor Raghuram RajanGovernor Rajan said that reduction in SLR might not spur credit growth immediately but it would enable banks to meet credit demand.
- SLR cut a positive step from growth perspective: Rakesh Sethi, Union Bank of India"Last time also there was a 0.5% reduction in SLR, like this time. So, it is giving indications that funds are available to industry."
- Analysts see limited impact on banks from SLR reductionThe BSE Banking index managed to bounce back from lows on Tuesday, led by gains in Punjab National Bank, Bank of Baroda, HDFC Bank and Bank...
- SLR cut by RBI may not translate into lower rates soonRBI on Tuesday reduced statutory liquidity ratio, or SLR — mandated investments in government securities (GSec) — to 22.5% from 23%.
- Bankers rule out lending rate reduction after Statutory Liquidity Ratio cutOn the 0.5 per cent reduction in the SLR, Mundra said it is not very surprising as the RBI had already hinted that in the medium to long te...
- SLR cut hinges on fiscal correction push under new govt: RBIRajan today said the process to bring down the high SLR will be taken forward if the new government moves ahead on the path of fiscal conso...
- SBI welcomes Subbarao's comments on reducing CRR, SLRSBI Chairman Pratip Chaudhuri today welcomed RBI Governor D Subbarao's remark on the need to cut mandatory CRR and SLR ratios for lenders.
- Reduction in HTM to increase liquidity in bond market: ExpertsRBI's decision to reduce the HTM category in the statutory liquidity ratio to 23% is likely to increase liquidity in the bond market.
- RBI slashes HTM bond limit in SLR to 23%RBI reduced the requirement of holding HTM (held-to-maturity) category bonds in the SLR portfolio for the banks to 23 per cent.
- Banks not passing benefits of rate cut to borrowers, says RBIReduction in policy rates, will not serve any purpose unless banks bring down spreads and pass on the benefits to borrowers, said K C Chakr...
- No cut in lending rates till cost of deposits come down: PNBPNB today ruled out any reduction in lending rates for now in the wake of high inflation and increased cost of funds.
- 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...
- Lowering the SLR is feasible only when we have fiscal disciplineThere is no reason why banks should pay for the sins of the government. It is far better for the government to stop sinning.
- Banks seek SLR cut to liquidate securities for higher returnsBankers want the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to reduce the statutory liquidity ratio (SLR) that mandates 25% of a bank’s resources to be in...
- Easier SLR norms likely to take sheen off giltsThe robust market for government bonds may turn less liquid with the Reserve Bank of India easing rules that mandate bank investments in gi...
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