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  • RBI allows reversal of liquidity facilities even during weekends from Dec 30

    Banks will get the flexibility to choose tenor from December 29 for SDF or MSF operations, and reversal will start taking place from December 30

  • Systemic liquidity stays in deficit for 10th day despite two I-CRR reversals: RBI data

    Liquidity slipped into a deficit on September 15 and increased to over Rs 1 lakh crore on September 18.

  • Banks step up borrowing through MSF as liquidity falls

    As per RBI data, banks borrowed Rs 89,813 crore via MSF on August 21, Rs 87,095 crore on August 22, and Rs 90,895 crore on August 23.

  • See no hike in Dec policy; Re to end yr at 63/$:Deutsche Bk

    Taimur Baig, Deutsche Bank says, my base line is no move in December unless we get a couple of ugly CPI and WPI numbers.

  • See benefit of MSF rate cut over long period: Bankers

    They had moved in favour of deposits versus certificate of deposits (CDs) in the past few months because the pricing of CDs went way above the pricing of deposits, says Rajat Monga, CFO of Yes Bank.

  • Higher exports to ease CAD; 25 bps repo hike likely: HSBC

    Manish Wadhawan, MD & HD -Interest Rates, HSBC sees the 10-year yields would hover between 8.50-8.75 percent for time to come till normalisation of rates happens.

  • Short-term rates tight; Rajan won't raise repo rates

    As long the overnight rate is pegged at 10.25 percent, probably an increase in the repo rate is not warranted.

  • Haven't changed liquidity position post RBI moves: SBI

    SBI has registered substantial credit growth in its retail segment. Meanwhile, SBI recently told media that it needs Rs 2,30,000 crore in additional capital to meet the stringent Basel-III requirements till 2018.

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