Indian unit was again the worst performer in the region, shedding 0.42% to the dollar. But most other Asian currencies lost too
Green loans were the second most popular at $109 billion
This is because while HTM stock can't be sold in OMOs, that may not be the case with G-SAP: Experts
Despite the surge in Covid-19 infections, the growth target also remained unchanged at 10.5 per cent for the fiscal, but inflation was tweaked upwards slightly
The rupee closed at 74.56 to a dollar - the lowest since November 13, 2020. The intraday fall is the steepest since the August 2019 levels
Status quo on rates likely to be maintained for some time
The policy, being the first in the fiscal year, could have many important policy measures spelled out
Working on an RBI mandate to automate its NPA alert system real-time, instead of manually gauging NPA status at the end of the month, Chennai-based Indian Bank sent a message to its surprised customer
Supply outpaced demand for fixed-income paper with Centre's Rs 12 trn borrowing plan and Rs 10 trn by states. But RBI support ensured it didn't pinch hard till the end of the year
Payments firm says working closely with requisite authorities to conduct independent audit
Economists welcome decision, but argue for a higher upper limit
Borrowing will be done across yield curve ranging from two-year bonds to 40 years, and including floating rate bonds (FRB)
RBI to fine Rs 5 lakh per instance of lapse. Given that millions of bank customers use the auto-debit facility, banks were staring at hundreds of crores in fines
FTSE Russell's semi-annual country classification review said market accessibility level of Indian and Saudi bonds will be considered for reclassification to 1 from 0
RBI likely to initiate independent probe
Chakrabarty was the deputy governor of the central bank between June 15, 2009 and April 25, 2014 when he left office three months before to his term ended
The Bill suggests that the government has learned from past mistake
There should be an orderly evolution of the yields, says Shaktikanta Das
Ever-smiling, consciously low profile, and unfailingly polite, it is easy to mistake her for a family matriarch rather than a doyenne of high finance in India
The demographic dividend, growing financial maturity, and the emergence of mass markets work in favour of India, say BofA economists