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RBI greenlights record surplus transfer of Rs 2.86 lakh croreThe Reserve Bank of India's central board approved a record Rs 2.86 lakh crore surplus transfer to the government for FY26. This significan...- Repo rate hike not on the cards, for now, says Ram Singh, external member of MPCMonetary Policy Committee member Ram Singh outlines the conditions for second-round inflation effects. He expects the West Asia conflict to...
- Will FY27 be better than 'black swan' FY26 for markets? Here's what Motilal Oswal saysIndian equities underperformed in FY26 due to global headwinds, FII outflows, and limited exposure to the AI boom, despite improving domest...
- RBI may keep call rates and treps below the repoThe Reserve Bank of India aims to keep overnight borrowing costs below its main lending rate. This strategy supports economic growth despit...
- 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 MPC Meet: A rate cut’s unlikely with growth strong, liquidity call in focus, as per ET PollReserve Bank of India is expected to keep interest rates unchanged. Economists foresee a neutral to dovish stance from Governor Sanjay Malh...
- RBI's likely to hold interest rates with inflation set to riseEconomists anticipate the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will introduce more money into the financial system. With inflation expected to rise,...
- Banks urge RBI to issue fewer long bonds amid weak demandBanks want fewer long-term bonds issued in the second half of fiscal year 2026. They prefer more short-term bonds. Demand for long bonds fr...
- RBI accepts lower bond purchase amount in first FY26 OMO auctionRBI accepted bids worth ₹19,203 crore at this OMO, lower compared to the notified amount of ₹25,000 crore. RBI had received bids worth ₹50,...
- SBI research predicts aggressive rate cuts by RBI in FY26 amid benign inflationSBI Research anticipates aggressive rate cuts by the RBI in FY26, potentially totaling 125 bps, driven by a 67-month low CPI inflation of 3...
- 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 OMO gets over 3 times offers on high bond pricesRBI OMO purchase:The RBI’s second open market operation (OMO) in FY26 attracted bids worth ₹70,144 crore—over three times the ₹20,000 crore...
- RBI's first OMO of FY26 gets bids for 4x valueBids offered for this OMO were worth ₹80,820 crore, against the notified amount of ₹20,000 crore, RBI data showed. On the other hand, after...
- Rupee’s 2.4% gain in March best in a month over 7 yearsOverseas investors purchased nearly $4 billion in Indian financial assets during the last days of FY25. This caused the rupee to appreciate...
- RBI will have to cut CRR to ease banking liquidity; Mahakumbh leads to significant cash withdrawals: SBI ReportThe Reserve Bank of India may need to cut the Cash Reserve Ratio to alleviate the current liquidity pressure in the banking sector, accordi...
- Bharti Airtel, UltraTech, SBI among ICICI Securities’ top picks, sets Nifty target at 26,000ICICI Securities forecasts the Nifty 50 reaching 26,000 within a year, driven by earnings stabilization and policy support. Key stock picks...
- Bitter sweet budget for debt capital markets: All eyes now on Mint StreetMutual funds: The Budget 2025 focuses on governance, fiscal consolidation, and boosting consumption through tax cuts. Lower reliance on sma...
- RBI may raise rates only in FY23: BofA Securities"We expect the RBI MPC to remain on hold in FY'22, with oil prices rising, and hike rates by 100bps in FY'23" said Indranil Sengupta, chief...
- RBI may conduct OMO this week to ease liquidityThe size of this week's OMO buyback could be Rs 10,000 crore, a source said.
- RBI to tighten stance from here onRBI is likely to do a cumulative tightening of more than 50 bps during the rest of FY19.
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