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The rupee did not react much to the measures announced since this was more towards a short-term liquidity measure which the markets had expected from the RBI.
In his bid to fight the coronavirus (Covid-19) induced slowdown, the governor has made it clear that he doesn't want banks to park money with the RBI.
The banks are expected to start credit operations from April 20, in a bid to help a staggered restart of the economic activities
The first TLTRO facility took place on March 27, and so far Rs 1 trillion has already been deployed.
Such curtailed hours, in which bond and currency markets operated between 10 am and 2 pm, from 9 am to 5 pm in normal times, were in force till April 17
In the absence of clarity, NBFCs are staring at huge repayment obligations at a time when their liquidity cover is declining
Nation may lose close to over $5 bn due to lockdown, says Ficci
Barclays has revised down their GDP growth forecast further to 0 per cent for calendar year 2020 (CY20) from 2.5 per cent earlier
The retail inflation based on Consumer Price Index (CPI) was 6.58 per cent in February 2020 and 2.86 per cent in March 2019
Ironclad succession process could weigh on extensions for current heads
On Tuesday, Kerala had to offer an interest rate of 8.96 per cent for Rs 6,000 crore market borrowing for state development loan for a 15-year period
Last month, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had announced a Rs 1.70 trillion central package
According to him, interest rates will go down further, but banks must pass them on to companies.
It had said that repayment schedule for such loans as also the residual tenor would be shifted across the board by three months after the moratorium period
Following is Sonia Gandhi's letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Deposit accretion activity also moderated in FY20 to 7.9 per cent from 10 per cent in FY19, according to Reserve Bank of India (RBI) data.
Private sector lenders have been leading on this front for some time, mostly leveraging on retail credit.
Sebi is likely to allow corporate houses to treat unlisted non-convertible debentures as 'term loans'.
MPC report says better transmission of rates would remain priority