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  • Banks borrow over Rs 1 lakh cr via MSF on January 10 as liquidity turns tight

    Currently, liquidity in the banking system is in deficit of around Rs 1.63 lakh crore. Borrowing via MSF is expected to remain high for some time to come because liquidity will remain tight.

  • MSF borrowing hit record high of Rs 1.97 lakh cr on September 18

    MSF borrowing hit record high of Rs 1.97 lakh cr on September 18

    Bank treasury heads said that the systemic liquidity tightness will ease in the coming days after the second phased reversal of the I-CRR on September 23.

  • How does RBI manage liquidity?

    How does RBI manage liquidity?

  • CARE expects 50 basis points cut in repo rate in FY16

    CARE expects 50 basis points cut in repo rate in FY16

    CARE Ratings has come out with its report on RBI's Monetary Policy. The rating agency foresee a 50 basis points cut in the repo rate in FY16, the same is unlikely to be seen till June '15, says the report.

  • Mkt will keep eye on RBI commentary on inflation: Religare

    Mkt will keep eye on RBI commentary on inflation: Religare

    Tirthankar Patnaik, Director - Institutional Research, Religare Capital Markets believes if the US Federal Reserve does not move on taper today, market will resume uptrend. He feels the actual tapering will start only in March.

  • Banks may rally; money momentum driving mkts: Edelweiss

    Banks may rally; money momentum driving mkts: Edelweiss

    Depending on what the RBI does tomorrow, there might be a rally in banks. At the moment, most funds – domestic as well as international – are underweight on banks and are waiting for this policy to take a call.

  • See 25 bps repo rate hike; growth forecast trimmed: Nomura

    See 25 bps repo rate hike; growth forecast trimmed: Nomura

    Sonal Varma, Chief Economist at Nomura India, is expecting a 25 bps repo rate hike on October 29, followed by another 25 bps hike. She further expects the RBI to cut its growth forecast from 5.5 percent to 5 percent.

  • Why PSBs may not give cheap loans even after fund infusion

    Why PSBs may not give cheap loans even after fund infusion

    Considering that both CPI and WPI inflation came in a good 30-40 bps higher than the previous month, chances are the RBI will hike the repo rate in the forthcoming credit policy and therefore accordingly the cost of raising deposits for banks will if anything rise.

  • RBI may hike repo rate by 25 bps to counter WPI: Experts

    RBI may hike repo rate by 25 bps to counter WPI: Experts

    The rise in WPI seems to be more of a food impact. But the RBI is likely to be cautious and may even raise the repo rate in its upcoming October 20 monetary policy.

  • MSF cut to aid banks dependent on bulk funds: Federal Bk

    MSF cut to aid banks dependent on bulk funds: Federal Bk

    There is no fix number as MSF is there to meet the frictional liquidity conditions. The impact on cost of funds because of marginal standing facility rate being cut by 50 basis points yesterday would depend from bank to bank. Those banks which depend more on bulk funds would be impacted more.

  • Banks up 2-7% as RBI eases liquidity crunch, cuts MSF rates

    Banks up 2-7% as RBI eases liquidity crunch, cuts MSF rates

    Banks cheered the move as the overnight borrowing rate dropped to 9 percent from 9.5 percent. YES Bank and IndusInd Bank gained the most among largecaps, rising 6-7 percent followed by Kotak Mahindra Bank and Axis Bank with 3.5 percent gains.

  • Bond mkt to be stresed despite RBI assurance: Kotak Mah

    Bond mkt to be stresed despite RBI assurance: Kotak Mah

    Kotak Mahindra Bank feels that the bond market is still worried about the absence of fiscal consolidation and that will keep it under stress going forward.

  • Dena Bank & Vijaya Bank slid on exclusion from F&O segment

    Dena Bank & Vijaya Bank slid on exclusion from F&O segment

    Existing unexpired contracts of expiry months September 2013, October 2013 and November 2013 would continue to be available for trading till their respective expiry and new strikes would also be introduced in the existing contract months, the exchange said.

  • Invest for 12-18 months to beat bond volatility: MF Experts

    Invest for 12-18 months to beat bond volatility: MF Experts

    "In the short-term (income) funds, investors should have a horizon of not less than one year. Similarly, in the long-term funds, investors should stay invested for 18 months or beyond," says Amit Tripathi, Fixed Income Head at Reliance Mutual Fund.

  • Not hiking base rates; deposit growth key: Bank of India

    Not hiking base rates; deposit growth key: Bank of India

    VR Iyer of Bank of India says that currently there is no need to increase the base rates as its liquidity position is 'fairly comfortable'. She told CNBC-TV18 that deposit growth in the times to come will decide whether to increase deposit rates, which will result in hiking base rates too.

  • Is RBI June quarter policy a non-event?

    Is RBI June quarter policy a non-event?

    The Indian rupee recently hit record low at 61.32/USD. Since May, it has lost more than 11 percent against the greenback. This along with the widening current account deficit (CAD) have prompted the authorities to burn the midnight oil to devise strategies in wooing overseas investors.

  • RBI gets no bids at special repo auction for mutual funds

    RBI gets no bids at special repo auction for mutual funds

    The Reserve Bank of India said that it did not receive any bids on the second day at the special repo auction for mutual funds.

  • Here's how to treat your debt mutual fund investments

    Here's how to treat your debt mutual fund investments

    Suresh Sadagopan of Ladder7 Financial Advisories discusses the way forward in dealing with debt mutual funds after the currency depreciated and RBi's steps to stem its volatility.

  • Banks borrow Rs 5 cr via RBI's MSF as on July 16

    Banks borrow Rs 5 cr via RBI's MSF as on July 16

    Earlier this week, the Reserve Bank of India had raised the MSF rate, as part of the measures to address the rupee's weakness.

  • RBI steps to provide some short term relief to rupee: HSBC

    RBI steps to provide some short term relief to rupee: HSBC

    The rupee, which depreciated over 10 percent in last one month, is expected to remain under pressure in the medium-term as external market volatility and high current account deficit are still weighing on the currency.

  • Banks stocks crash on RBI moves to curb rupee volatility

    Banks stocks crash on RBI moves to curb rupee volatility

    Morgan Stanley says with economic growth refusing to pick up, higher rates will be negative for banks. State Bank of India, Punjab National Bank, Bank of Baroda, Axis Bank, ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank fell 3-6 percent.

  • Mecklai graph: Steadiness in overnight rates

    Mecklai graph: Steadiness in overnight rates

    Mecklai graph of the day: The liquidity deficit has risen because of which RBI infused liquidity via its LAF repo window.

  • Lending rates likely to come down by 0.25%

    Lending rates likely to come down by 0.25%

    Home, auto and corporate loans are likely to become cheaper as the Reserve Bank today slashed the short term lending rate sharply by 0.50% to 8%, signalling banks to cut rates.

  • RBI Credit Policy: Where bond yields may go post rate cut

    RBI Credit Policy: Where bond yields may go post rate cut

    With the RBI indicating there maybe limited room for more rate cuts, experts say bond yields may stay within a tight range for the time being.

  • RBI to conduct extra LAF on Mar 31, changes time on Mar 30

    RBI to conduct extra LAF on Mar 31, changes time on Mar 30

    In a bid to ease the huge liquidity pressure on the last day of the financial year, the RBI decided to conduct additional operations under Liquidity Adjustment Facility (LAF) on March 31, 2012 (Saturday). It will happen in between 2.30 p.m. and 3.00 p.m. The regulator normally does not carry LAF actions on any Saturday.

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