The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said on Monday that banks need not maintain the cash reserve ratio (CRR) on new loans given between January
Category: RBI–Banks
Banks to get 5-year CRR relief for lending to auto, housing, MSMEs | Business Standard News
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Monday said banks would not be required to maintain the cash reserve ratio (CRR) for five years on their deposits
RBI offers CRR exemption to banks for lending to auto, housing, MSMEs–Business Today
The central bank said banks can claim first such deduction from net demand and time liabilities of 14 February for CRR exemption In a bid
RBI offers growth pills after FM Nirmala Sitharaman ignores slowdown | Deccan Herald
Seldom has the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) marched in lock-step with the government the way it is doing now. Seldom has the government depended so
How much money will you get if your bank goes bust? | Business Standard Column
Finally, the deposit insurance cover has been raised five-fold to Rs 5 lakh — a huge comfort for small depositors, some of whom have been
RBI MPC: Easing without cutting–Economic Times
By Siddhartha Sanyal The MPC’s decision to keep the repo rate unchanged in February is no surprise. Given the spike in retail inflation prints in
Balanced approach to monetary easing – The Hindu BusinessLine
The MPC did its best, given that a rate cut was not feasible, by deploying other credit-enhancing steps for MSME and real estate The Monetary
Loans for auto, homes and SMEs likely to get a boost – The Economic Times
Home loans, vehicle loans and loans to MSMEs accounted for 22.4% of gross bank credit as of end December. The central bank Thursday sought to
RBI has opted for macroprudential intervention, unveiling two other “unconventional” policy arrows–Indian Express
The RBI is still very concerned about growth and the burgeoning negative gap between the current growth trajectory and potential growth. In its December policy,
RBI policy: Monsoon and spending pattern hold key for economic revival | Business Standard News
There has not been any surprise in the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) action as the 7.4 per cent CPI inflation number for December provided little scope for
Two to tango: RBI’s policy introduces new tools to revive growth but government needs to help–Times of India
Yesterday the Reserve Bank of India’s monetary policy committee voted unanimously to keep the policy rate unchanged at 5.15%. This wasn’t surprising, given that the
RBI’s growth push | The Indian Express
The RBI is still very concerned about growth and the burgeoning negative gap between the current growth trajectory and potential growth. In its December policy,
RBI may cut interest rates by 40 basis points in FY21: Fitch Solutions | Business News,The Indian Express
A likely easing in inflationary pressures in the forthcoming months will reopen the window for the RBI to once again prioritise growth and ease its
To boost credit, liquidity mechanism is modified – business news – Hindustan Times
RBI has finalized WACR as the single operating target and withdrawn the current provision of maintaining assured liquidity of 1% of NDTL. The Reserve Bank
RBI’s Das adopts the Draghi playbook of unconventional tools to boost demand | Deccan Herald
India’s central bank resorted to unconventional policy tools again, as it shored up efforts to bring borrowing costs down and boost demand in an economy
Deposit Insurance Hike RBI Says Not To Hit Banks Balance Sheets – BW Businessworld
The Reserve Bank does not see any major impact on the balance-sheets of banks due to the five-fold hike in deposit insurance to Rs 5
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RBI does its bit, the ball is back in govt’s court to revive growth – The Economic Times
By Ajay Chhibber Just days after the budget failed to give a demand boost, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has announced another pause in repo rate cuts,
RBI Policy Key Takeaways: RBI in pause mode, but Das keeps rate cut hopes alive: 10 key takeaways – The Economic Times
Shubham Raj The MPC in its outlook said the rapid spread of the coronavirus that has already taken over 500 lives may hit India’s gross
RBI measures for MSMEs to help growth revival in employment-oriented sectors: EEPC India – The Economic Times
Less than half of the earlier reductions of 135 basis points have been passed on to the borrowers. Reserve Bank of India measures to provide one