This year’s rate cuts have each come with dissenting votes. Three policymakers are expected to do so again at the central bank’s last gathering of the year.
As per estimates by the experts, this auction will approximately inject Rs 45,000 crore liquidity to the banking system.
To accelerate growth momentum, the company needs to shift from product-centric to a customer-centric strategy, it has said
A 25 bps cut will help the economy, but don’t expect instant relief on your EMIs. Monetary policy works in slow motion.
With the revision effective Saturday, the bank’s home loan starts from 7.10 per cent interest rate and car loan from 7.45 per cent, which is among the lowest in the banking industry, BoM said in a statement.
The local currency hit the all time low in this week and crossed 90-mark against the US dollar on persistent equity outflows and uncertainty around the India-US trade deal.
Loans are set to get cheaper once again, which signals that banks are expected to play a pivotal role in lifting domestic growth, just like they did post pandemic. Is the market dynamics in favour of a quality credit growth; that’s the challenge ahead.
The central bank revised down the CPI inflation by 60 basis points (Bps) for FY26 to 2 percent from 2.6 percent projected earlier.
The RBI will launch a special redressal drive from January 1 to address unresolved grievances under its ombudsman framework
RBI cut repo rate by 25 bps and announced OMOs plus a USD/INR swap to inject durable liquidity ahead of December tax outflows, easing rate and liquidity stress.
The local currency was trading at 89.98 against the dollar after opening at 89.85
With inflation at historic lows, the RBI finally opens the tap. The 25 bps cut signals support for growth, but the central bank isn’t throwing caution to the winds.
RBI projected Q3 FY26 inflation at 0.6% as compared to 1.8% earlier, and Q4 at 2.9% as compared to 4.0% earlier.
The inflation forecast for Q3 was revised to 7% from 6.4% earlier, and that for Q4 has been revised to 6.5% from 6.2%.
The MPC kept the stance unchanged at 'Neutral'; RBI also decided to conduct open market operations of Rs 1 lakh crore in December
On November 21, a Moneycontrol poll of economists, treasury heads and fund managers said that the RBI’s MPC is likely to cut repo rate by 25 basis points (bps) in the upcoming monetary policy due to the comfort provided by the lowest ever Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation in the last two months.
A Moneycontrol poll expects the MPC to cut repo rate by 25 bps, drawing comfort from the low CPI inflation print
India is aiming to sell 60.72% in the Mumbai-based lender, which amounts to about $7.1 billion at IDBI Bank’s current market price.
The meeting is taking place against the backdrop of falling inflation, rising GDP growth, the rupee crossing 90 against the dollar and ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Experts are of the view that the central bank will announce some measures on the liquidity front such as Open Market Operations (OMO) purchases to support banking system liquidity during time when the activity in the forex intervention has increased after rupee crossed 90-mark.
The MPC started its three-day deliberation on the next set of bi-monthly monetary policy on Wednesday.
The central bank accepted the feedback on the ‘gold in raw form’ and have replaced the the term ‘Primary Gold’ as defined under extant regulations.
The central bank said in the absence of explicit legal ring-fencing between a FBB and its HO, it has been decided to retain the draft proposal and reckon such exposures only on gross basis.
The central bank has so far conducted Rs 27,280 crore worth of OMO purchases in the secondary market. According to RBI data, the central bank conducted Rs 14,810 crore OMO purchases between November 10 and November 13, and Rs 12,470 crore between November 4 and November 7.
While government debt remains elevated, falling financing costs, strong nominal GDP growth and improved tax buoyancy have helped stabilise the debt burden and reduce interest payment pressure, a Barclays report has said
The local currency closed at 89.9750 against the US dollar, as compared to 90.4115 at open and 90.1913 at previous close against the greenback.
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On December 3, the rupee went past the 90-mark against the US dollar for the first time
According to Bloomberg data, the Indian rupee depreciated 5.06 percent between December 31, 2024, and December 3, 2025. It has become the worst-performing currency among Asian peers.
According to a source, the RBI may have intervened at the certain level of 90.16-90.17 against the US dollar in spot forex market on December 3, and again at 90.27-90.29, to curb sharp depreciation.
The Rupee opened at an all-time low on December 3 and crossed the 90-mark against the US dollar on persistent equity outflows and uncertainty around the India-US trade deal.
As part of Kumbh planning, we are laying six utilities together -- water supply, sewerage, storm water drainage, MNGL gas pipeline, electricity transmission and optical fiber. All will be laid first and then the road will be constructed, Khatri said.
Stalled India-US trade talks and heavy FPI outflows continue to weigh on the rupee despite the weakening of the dollar index
Inflation has eased but remains a tricky pitch for the MPC, when it comes to deciding the course of interest rates
The Reserve Bank had issued the ‘Framework for dealing with Domestic Systemically Important Banks (D-SIBs)’ on July 22, 2014.
The tree cutting plan has triggered protests from local residents and environmental activists, who have questioned the necessity of large-scale tree felling and demanded alternative arrangements that would minimise ecological damage.
On December 1, Nashik Municipal Corporation listed its bonds on the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE).
A prolonged clean-up of corporate balance sheets, competition from the government-backed so-called bad bank, and the sharp rise in stress within unsecured retail and small-business lending have together pushed ARCs into the non-corporate bad debt segment.
Fadnavis called it the 'right time' to unlock value in government entities and corporations, and the listings will be carried out in a phased manner to ensure a smooth transition to the market.
The sale includes a base offer of 5% with an option to sell an additional 1%. Bidding will open for non-retail investors on December 2, while retail investors can participate on December 3.
The strategy has been framed under the aegis of the Technical Group on Financial Inclusion and Financial Literacy following country-wide discussions with various stakeholders by the RBI and other stakeholders.
Swaminathan said the banking risk landscape has become more complex with the emergence of cyber, climate and reputational risks alongside traditional credit and market risks.
Unions say legal recognition means little without actual schemes, contributions and registration, leaving gig workers without enforceable social security
The depreciation in the local currency is highest in last three years due to tariffs related impact leading to higher demand for dollars among importers and outflows of funds from domestic equity market.
The RBI has so far reduced repo rate by 100 bps from 6.5% to 5.55 between February and June. After that, it RBI has maintained a status quo in the August and October policies.
Speculation about public sector bank mergers has surfaced again. The jury is out on the efficacy of the last round of mergers. Yet, an IMF-World Bank assessment on India’s financial sector asks for privatisation of select banks. The government may not be averse to this idea in the long-term which makes a merger a stepping stone to exit
All signs point to a rate cut later this week
The PMLA court’s refusal to discharge former directors in the Rs 598-crore Pen Urban Bank scam exposes deep governance failures that the cooperative banking sector can no longer gloss over
The RBI issued 244 Master Directions, consolidating the instructions currently administered by the Department of Regulation on an 'as-is' basis.
Murmu furher said that any circular issued midway during the year will now be added as an amendment to the concerned master direction, and all master circulars will be updated within a period of one year.