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Ahead of consultation paper, RBI DG says CBDCs can kill case for cryptos

Ahead of the government coming out with a consultation paper on cryptocurrencies, Reserve Bank Deputy Governor T Rabi Sankar on Thursday said the soon-to-be-introduced CBDCs can kill crypto prospects

ECB inflows to moderate on rising rates, depreciating rupee: Bank of Baroda

External Commercial Borrowings (ECBs) accounted for 36.8% of India's external debt as of the end of December 2021

A 'no-brainer': RBI governor Shaktikanta Das on expected rate hike in June

Says have entered another phase of 'coordinated action' between fiscal and monetary authorities

Reserve Bank board approves Rs 30,307 cr dividend payment to govt for FY22

The dividend payment comes after the economy comes under stress from the war in Ukraine and fears for the world economy.

Top Headlines: Top promoters' dividend income jumps, NRI deposits moderates

India's top promoters and business families' income jumped from equity dividends and share buybacks in FY22 while flow of money into NRI deposits moderated sharply to $3.23 bn in FY22.

RBI opted for off-cycle rate hike to avoid tougher action in June: Das

The MPC 's external member Jayanth R Varma opined that more than 100 basis points of rate increases needs to be carried out very soon

Economic growth to slow if RBI hikes rates: Finance secy Somanathan

The central bank hiked its repo rate by 40 basis points (bps) to 4.40 per cent following an emergency meeting earlier this month

RBI may 'kill excess demand' in economy in six-eight months

The RBI increased the limit for keeping specified securities in the HTM portfolio from 22 per cent to 23 per cent

RBI likely to up inflation projection in June, mull more rate hikes: Report

The central bank raised the repo rate by 40 basis points to 4.40% following a emergency meeting earlier this month.

Govt asks RBI to lower bond yields as inflation risks spiral: Report

The government's request could complicate the RBI's policy of withdrawing liquidity from the market, which marks a shift away from an ultra-loose monetary stance.

RBI falls in line with global central banks

Another rate hike in June is on the cards. The question is: How much? Could it be 75 bps at one go or staggered over the next two meetings?

RBI repo rate hike: Higher yields leave Centre and states concerned

Cost of borrowing to go up; analysts say robust tax revenues crucial

Eye on target: Fears of high inflation prompted RBI's off-cycle meeting

Growth forecast was cut to 7.2 per cent, from 7.8 per cent for FY23. Both forecasts were made assuming crude oil prices at $100/bbl

Banks start raising their lending rates for external benchmark loans

BOB withdraws interest rebates for home, car loans

RBI failed to convince govt for supply-side steps to ease inflation: Report

"You should look at this measure as when it gets tough, RBI stands alone now," a source said

TMS Ep165: RBI rate hike, Shanghai pile-up, markets, stock consolidation

How will RBI's rate hike impact the economy? Will pile-up at Shanghai port affect white goods supply? What will the markets react after RBI's rate hike? What is stock consolidation? Answers here

Impact of RBI's repo rate hike on borrowers, investors and the economy

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das on Wednesday said that the Monetary Policy Committee has voted to increase repo rate by 40 basis points, to 4.40%. What will be its impact on the economy? Let's find out

RBI's unexpected repo rate hike surprises markets

The hike in repo rate by 40 basis points and a 50 bps hike in the CRR by the RBI took investors by surprise. With the RBI getting hawkish, here's what the road ahead looks like for the markets

Bond yield shoots up; another interest rate hike likely in June

Soumya Kanti Ghosh, Group Chief Economic Adviser, State Bank of India, said he expected repo hikes in June and August policy review meetings too

Lending rates set to rise; interest rates on deposits may also move up

Consequently, lenders will revise their lending rates upwards, especially on loans, which are linked to an external benchmark