The RBI mopped up a record Rs 26,779 cr of the 10-year bond in pre-announced secondary market operation
Second Covid wave shaved off Rs 2 trn from FY22 output, says central bank in 'State of the Economy' report in its June bulletin
While the inflation numbers are much above RBI's tolerance band, the central bank would rather hope an urgent reduction of taxes by the govt brings down prices in the interim
Proposes debt-income cap; common rules for all micro-loan lenders
Compared with last year, though, the borrowing has been higher
It took just about a year for reserves to rise by $100 billion, which has generally been the pace of accumulation since Shaktikanta Das became RBI governor in November 2017
The RBI will be buying bonds of 20 states in the G-SAP, which will be held on June 17.
These 20 firms combined serve 6.5-million-plus customers, of which 46 per cent are 'new to credit' customers.
Most of the 10-year security is now with the RBI, and a segment of the bond market says the central bank must increase the liquidity of this segment
Repo rate stays at 4%, stance accommodative; Central bank to buy Rs 1.2 trillion of bonds in Q2
The move impacted the sentiment a little bit and the 10-year bond yields rose 3 basis points from their previous close of 5.99 per cent
The survey was conducted through interviews on the phone from April 29 to May 10 in 13 major cities
Expects minimum Rs 1 trn of G-SAP in 2nd quarter, sees it rising to Rs 1.25 trn to keep yields soft
The financial sector could become the main driver of potential risk to the sovereign
Banks, however, must run a checklist of local laws before providing such services, says central bank
RBI's forecast for growth is 10.5% for the current fiscal year. Most analysts expect the RBI to lower it in the June 4 monetary policy announcement
RBI is trying to maintain a tight leash on the 10-year bond rates, and once again devolved them in Friday's auction
Government must now step up expenditure to boost demand for private investment and consumption, said RBI
An accounting change enabled the central bank to book gains from the sale of foreign currency against the historical weighted-average holding cost.
The central bank has asked most banks and NBFCs to immediately appoint new auditors.