Reverse Repo

The variable rate reverse repo is usually undertaken to withdraw excess liquidity from the banking system.

RBI to conduct 14-day variable rate reverse repo auction on December 2

The VRRR is usually undertaken to withdraw access liquidity from the system. Currently, the liquidity in the banking system is in surplus of around Rs 1.2 lakh crore.

Record US reverse repos highlight problem of investing excess cash

The Fed's reverse repo window attracted a record $2.045 trillion on Monday, as financial institutions continued to flood the facility with liquidity in exchange for Treasury collateral. Monday's volume was one of a string of record highs for RRPs

RBI MPC Meet | Repo rate to increase to 5.50% by FY24 end: Deutsche Bank

The bank welcomed the restoration of the LAF corridor at 50bps and also raised an important question about RBI supporting government borrowing.

RBI signals return to normalisation. What does it mean for rates?

Short term rates could rise, not much impact on 10-year yields

RBI’s fresh salvo to boost bond markets, ease States’ and NBFCs’ borrowings

The Government and the RBI have been taking a series of calibrated steps to fight the pandemic

RBI booster not enough for Mr Market; 3 reasons for cool-off on Street

The Nifty50 which reclaimed 9300 in the morning trade saw cool off and slipped below 9200 levels while the S&P BSE Sensex saw cool off from more than 1000-point gain.

Monetary Policy: RBI keeps repo rate unchanged at 6.25%

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Wednesday kept its key lending rate —the repo rate—unchanged at 6.25 percent against a widely-anticipated cut of 25-50 basis points.

Aashish Tater's multibaggers: Bank of India, GSPL

Aashish Tater is bullish on Bank of India and GSPL. He sees these stocks giving good returns in the short to medium term

RBI Credit Policy: No rate cut; Subbarao says inflation has to fall first

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its June mid quarter monetary policy on Monday left its key policy (repo) rate unchanged at 7.25 percent. CRR remained at 4%.

Will policy shift to reverse repo lead to lending rate cuts

Banks are not passing the rate cut benefits even after RBI slashed 75 basis points in the policy or repo rate. Experts believe, lenders will transmit policy actions when the central bank shifts policy rate to reverse repo mode. A brief analysis follows....

RBI doing its bit to ease interest rates, what about banks?

Despite the easing of interest rates by Reserve Bank of India, the weighted average lending rates of banks have declined by less than 0.5 percent, according to RBI data.

Reserve Bank of India: Changes to cash reserve ratio since 1992

The RBI cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points on Friday for the third time since January, as expected, as growth slows and inflation ebbs, but said there is little room to ease monetary policy further, disappointing markets.

Reserve Bank of India: Changes to reverse repo rate since 2001

India's central bank cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points on Friday for the third time since January, as expected, as growth slows and inflation ebbs, but said there is little room to ease monetary policy further, disappointing markets.

Reserve Bank of India cuts repo by 25 bps, CRR unchanged

In its mid quarter (Jan-March) monetary policy review the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Tuesday cut the repo rate by 25 basis points to 7.50%. Consequently, the reverse repo came down to 6.50%. The policy action was in expected lines.

Liquidity, low interest rates will boost realty: Sobha Dev

"25 bps point cut in interest rate for real estate companies will translate into about 2 percent reduction in their overall interest cost outflow," says JC Sharma, VC & MD, Sobha Developers in an interview to CNBC-TV18.

Timeline: Changes to reverse repo rate since 2001

India's central bank reduced its policy interest rate by a widely expected 25 basis points on Tuesday, taking comfort from cooling inflation as it made the first cut in nine months to support an economy headed for its slowest growth in a decade.

Timeline: Changes to repo rate since June 2000

The RBI reduced its policy interest rate by a widely expected 25 basis points on Tuesday, taking comfort from cooling inflation as it made the first cut in nine months to support an economy headed for its slowest growth in a decade.

RBI policy: What bankers expect

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Abheek Baruah, HDFC Bank, Moses Harding, IndusInd Bank & SS Mundra, ED, Union Bank speak about their expectations from the central bank.

Will SLR cut change outlook on lending, deposit rates?

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its April-June quarter monetary policy left interest rates unchanged for the second time since June. This move was in line with consensus estimates.

Rangarajan lauds RBI, sees economy growth at 7.5% in FY13

In a bid to boost growth, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), in its annual monetary policy for 2012-13, has cut the policy rates by 50 basis points. C Rangarajan, chairman of Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council (PMEAC) says, the RBI has taken a good decision.

Credit Policy: Can RBI revive growth without stoking inflation?

For the first time in three years, the Reserve Bank of India has left signs on the market's doorstep that 25 basis points repo rate cut to 8.25% is likely to take place today.

RBI likely to cut rates by 25 bps: CNBC-TV18 Poll

The RBI Governor is going to cut policy rates. That's the consensus of a CNBC-TV18 poll of bankers and economist which shows that 85% expect Subbarao to cut repo rate on April 17.

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.

RBI credit policy: See no rate action, says CNBC-TV18 poll

The RBI will announce the mid-quarterly review of its monetary policy on Thursday. CNBC-TV18 poll of bankers and economists shows that 70% of the respondents expect a no-action credit policy.