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  • Keep calm and an eye on the rupee as liquidity turns deficit

    November will see about Rs 1.2 trillion of liquidity infusion from remainder of the CRR cut

  • Do we have enough positives to brace global uncertainty? | Beyond Averages

    After the stellar growth numbers on May 30, followed by an emphatic GST collection data, RBI last week delivered another positive surprise with a 50-bps rate cut. With a record dividend providing government room to spend on capex, and tax cuts helping urban demand, will RBI cuts provide further boost to the economy. More important, can India keep its tryst with destiny to become a developed country by 2047 or does it risk falling into a middle-income trap? Watch Ishaan Gera in conversation with Rajnish Gupta, Partner, Tax and Economic Policy Group, EY India and Paras Jasrai, associate director, India Ratings and Research.

  • Banks said to have asked RBI to lower daily cash reserve rule

    The cash reserve ratio currently stands at 4% of deposits, which needs to be reported by banks to the Reserve Bank of India on a fortnightly basis. Banks set aside 90% of this requirement daily at present.

  • Chart of the Day | How banks' CRR liability evolved in the flexible inflation targeting era

    Data shows that the FIT era freed up funds for banks enabling them to use this for productive lending purposes

  • Why the 50 bps CRR cut may not move the needle

    If banks don’t respond to the CRR cut by passing on the excess liquidity to the borrowers through cheaper loans, the ball will be back in the RBI’s court to offer a growth stimulus post the disappointing Q2 numbers.

  • CRR cut: Durable liquidity to shield FII uncertainties, say experts

    Some experts believe that the durable liquidity will also enable banks to enhance lending to various sectors and improve net interest income.

  • RBI cuts CRR by 50 basis points, to be cut in two tranches of 25 bps each

    This is the second time that RBI has reduced cash reserve ratio in four years. In March 2020, CRR was reduced from 4 per cent to 3 per cent to infuse liquidity in the system

  • RBI MPC meet: Kotak Equities bats for liquidity boost with 50 bps CRR cut amid growth concerns

    Kotak recommends a staggered 50-bps CRR cut at the upcoming RBI MPC meet, which would inject approximately Rs 1.2 lakh crore of liquidity, signaling the start of a monetary easing cycle.

  • Bond yields likely to stay in a range till September post RBI cues, say experts

  • RBI would pause for breath after December on hikes, says QuantEco’s Shubhada Rao

  • RBI’s Monetary Policy Briefing: Here’s what RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said

  • Bond market shows faith and fortitude after RBI hikes repo rate by 50 bps

  • RBI Monetary Policy: Rate hike to UPI for credit cards, key takeaways from Guv Das' speech

  • MC Interview | Bank of Baroda's chief economist on why did RBI choose to hike rates off-policy

  • Bankers surprised at timing, quantum of RBI rate hike; see substantial liquidity pullout due to CRR hike

  • RBI policy: 10-year bond yield surges 30 bps, biggest jump in 5 years

  • Latha Venkatesh explains what the 75 bps RBI rate cut means for borrowers

  • You said it right, Mr Governor! Tough times do not last, but tough people do

  • Editor's Take | RBI cuts repo rate by 25 bps to 6%, keeps CRR unchanged

  • Opinion | RBI to swap dollars for rupees to ease liquidity and improve monetary transmission

  • RBI policy perfect: A tough road lies ahead

  • The 1-minute guide to the RBI monetary policy

  • RBI maintains status quo on repo rate, hikes reverse repo to 6%

  • RBI Monetary Policy Committee unlikely to change rates; NPA measures may be taken: Poll

  • Banks tide over cash ban with Rs 4500 cr interest income mop-up: RBI

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