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MPC minutes: Repo rate was cut as inflation aligning with target, says Guv
Members said it was MPC's turn to do its bit after Budget booster
Code of conduct must for freebies: Ex-RBI governor Duvvuri Subbarao
He said that although some people live at subsistence levels and the government must provide certain safeguards, there should be a limit on such provisions
RBI will allow ample time for implementing changes regarding ECL, LCR: Guv
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra says market determines rupee depreciation, touches on necessary regulations surrounding cryptocurrency
Market forces decide value of rupee, RBI not worried, says Guv Malhotra
Reserve Bank Governor Sanjay Malhotra on Saturday said that the market forces decide the value of rupee with respect to the US dollar and the central bank is not worried about day-to-day movement of the currency value. Addressing the media after the meeting of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman with the Reserve Bank board, Malhotra said that the central bank focuses on the value of the rupee in the medium to long term. On the impact of the depreciation of the rupee against the US dollar on price rise, the Governor said 5 per cent depreciation impacts domestic inflation to the extent of 30-35 bps. He further said that RBI took on board the current rupee-dollar rate while working out growth and inflation projections for the next financial year. Replying to a question, Finance Minister Sitharaman said the Union Cabinet has cleared the new income tax proposal and she hopes to have it introduced in the Lok Sabha in the coming Week. Thereafter it will be sent to a parliamentary standin
Slowing growth of unsecured loans satisfactory: RBI Governor Malhotra
The RBI also noted that bank funding to non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) has declined following the increase in risk weight on bank loans to shadow banks
Monetary policy: Banks get breather on draft LCR norms for at least a year
"Trade-offs between stability and efficiency will be kept in mind"
RBI to introduce forward contracts in govt securities: Governor Malhotra
Bond market participants said that in bond forwards, there will be actual delivery of bonds
RBI's internal committee reviewing economic capital framework: Governor
The panel had also suggested that the RBI's ECF be reviewed every five years
Monetary policy: Time to support growth as inflation coming down, says RBI
It has been the endeavour of Reserve Bank to provide as much liquidity as is required
RBI to postpone digital deposit buffer mandate for banks by 1 year
Originally proposed in July 2024, the RBI's guidelines required banks to set aside an additional 5 per cent 'run-off factor' on digitally accessible retail deposits
Experts believe RBI's rate cut to ease interest costs, support growth
The repo rate cut of 25 basis points by the monetary policy committee (MPC) of the RBI will give a long-awaited relief on interest rates and support economic growth, according to experts. Chief Economist of Crisil Ltd, Dharmakirti Joshi, said that as expected, the MPC of the central bank cut rates for the first time on Friday since May 2020. The repo rate has been lowered by 25 basis points to 6.25 per cent. Joshi said the recent easing in consumer price index (CPI) inflation and the need to remain supportive of economic growth has moved the RBI to act in this regard. However, the MPC maintained the policy stance at 'neutral', which gives flexibility to remain data dependent and respond to exigencies, Joshi said. The MPC moves in the future will depend more on domestic inflation, he said. "Elevated rates have impacted India's GDP growth, while the budget for the next financial year is mildly supportive of growth, while continuing on the path of fiscal consolidation," he said. Jo
RBI MPC 2025 Highlights: Endeavour of RBI to provide as much as liquidity as required, says RBI Guv
RBI Monetary Policy Highlights: RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra announced a 25 bps cut in the repo rate -- from 6.5% to 6.25%
Repo rate cut to provide long-awaited relief on interest rates: Experts
The repo rate cut by 25 basis points by the monetary policy committee (MPC) of RBI announced Friday will give a long-awaited relief on interest rates and also be supportive of economic growth, according to experts. Repo rate is the interest rate at which the RBI lends money to commercial banks. Chief economist of Crisil Limited Dharmakirti Joshi said that as expected, the MPC of the central bank cut rates for the first time since May 2020. The repo rate has been cut by 25 basis points which now stands at 6.25 per cent. Joshi said that the recent easing in consumer price index (CPI) inflation and the need to remain supportive of economic growth has moved the RBI to act in this regard. However, the MPC maintained the policy stance at 'neutral', which gives flexibility to remain data dependent and respond to exigencies, Joshi said. The MPC moves in the future will depend more on domestic inflation, he said. "Elevated rates have impacted India's GDP growth, while the budget for the
RBI's growth, inflation projection offers comfort to markets and investors
State of government finances, concessions offered to tax-payers, and the commitment to progress on the fiscal glide path is eminently complemented by the monetary measures makes this policy different
RBI will implement major regulations in phased manner, says Governor
Consultative process in making regulations will continue: Sanjay Malhotra
RBI's rate cut to have limited impact, more needed to boost housing: Credai
Realtors' apex body CREDAI on Friday said the RBI's decision to cut benchmark lending rate by 25 basis points might have "limited direct impact" and sought further reduction in the next monetary policy meet for "stronger impetus" to housing demand. Reduction in repo rate may lead to lowering of interest rates on home loans provided banks decide to pass on the benefits. Commenting on the monetary policy announcement, CREDAI National President Boman Irani said, "The RBI's decision to reduce repo rate by 25 basis points to 6.25 per cent supplements recent announcements in the Budget aimed at boosting spending and spur economic growth." This supportive monetary policy was "imperative", especially after the recent 50 basis points reduction in Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR), which has already injected significant liquidity into the banking system, he added. "While the current cut may have a limited direct impact, we anticipate that a further rate cut in the next MPC meeting will provide strong
RBI Guv Sanjay Malhotra cautions lenders against rising digital frauds
The governor said the RBI is introducing an exclusive domain name for banks called 'bank.in', while for non-bank entities in the financial sector the domain name will be 'fin.in'
Banks to have 'bank.in' internet domain name, non-banks 'fin.in': RBI
In order to check cyber security threats, the Reserve Bank on Friday decided that Indian banks will have exclusive internet domain name 'bank.in' and non-bank financial entities 'fin.in'. Unveiling the last bi-monthly monetary policy of this fiscal year, RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra said registrations for 'bank.in' will commence from April 2025, and going forward 'fin.in' will be introduced. The decision is aimed at enhancing trust in the financial sector, he said adding the increased instances of fraud in digital payments are a significant concern. "To combat the same, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is introducing the 'bank.in' exclusive Internet Domain for Indian banks," he said. The initiative aims to reduce cyber security threats and malicious activities like phishing, and streamline secure financial services, thereby enhancing trust in digital banking and payment services. The Institute for Development and Research in Banking Technology (IDRBT) will act as the exclusive ...
RBI proposes security step for international card not present transactions
AFA is the use of more than one factor for authenticating a payment instruction and was previously mandated only for domestic transactions
