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    • Banks raise record Rs 13.17 lakh crore via CDs in 2025 amid weak deposit growth

      The surge in CD issuances comes at a time when banks are grappling with sustained pressure on low-cost deposits.

    • IndusInd Bank’s CD issuances spike over 5x in March

      The bank has raised over Rs 16,500 crore of certificate of deposits this month, so far, against a monthly run-rate of Rs 2,000 – 3,000 crore till February

    • SBI likely the top investor in IndusInd Bank’s CDs

      Moneycontrol reported on March 18 that state-owned banks subscribed to the bulk of Rs 12,850-crore worth of certificates of deposits issued by IndusInd Bank

    • CP, CD yields ease 25-30 bps in a month as banking system sees surplus liquidity

      The liquidity in the banking system, which was in the deficit mode for the so long has started getting in to surplus mode since June 27 due to government spending.

    • CP issuances in June surge to highest so far in 2024, shows data

      Amid tight liquidity in the banking system, banks have raised Rs 1.50 lakh crore in June.

    • Yield on short-term debt instruments falls up to 20 bps on easing liquidity conditions

      So far in this month, the central bank conducted seven VRRR auctions to remove excess surplus liquidity from the banking system.

    • Banks’ growing reliance on CDs shows hunt for deposits is only getting intense

    • AFS portfolio comfortable; won't up base rate now: UCO Bank

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, SS Mundra, Chairman, Bank of Baroda and Arun Kaul, Chairman, UCO Bank spoke about impact of RBI relief on MTM losses.

    • CD rates fall on repo cut, RBI assurance on liquidity

      CNBC-TV18‘s Gopika Gopakumar reports that money has become cheaper for banks with CD (certificate of deposit) rates crashing by 2 percentage points on repo cut and the RBI assurance on liquidity levels

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