RBI should not undermine the price and financial stability objectives
Bankers gave a thumbs up to the clear commitment to liquidity infusion through the G-Sec Acquisition Programme (G-SAP) and other growth-enhancing measures by RBI
Gaps in recovery have been surfacing after the resurgence in new cases due to Covid-19 second wave, but the moderation in the pick-up seems to have begun well before.
The Reserve Bank of India's decision to continue with the accommodative policy stance is reassuring to the industry and trade, according to chambers
In a major move in the online payments segments, the RBI has decided to allow payment system operators to take direct membership of Centralised Payment Systems (CPS), such as RTGS and NEFT
RBI monetary policy 2021: The recent surge in Covid-19 infections, however, imparts greater uncertainty to the outlook, RBI governor Shaktikanta Das said today
RBI retains its growth outlook for the fiscal year started April 1 at 10.5%, unchanged from its February outlook.
Status quo on rates likely to be maintained for some time
Banks await Centre's direction even as customers flock branches
A search panel headed by the Cabinet Secretary is scheduled to interview eligible candidates on April 15 for the post of RBI deputy governor, according to sources
Status quo expected on Wednesday, but guidance will hold the key for bond market
An OMO calendar will make bond dealers happy but a disinvestment or privatisation calendar by the government will be a more potent weapon to manage yield and push growth
Investors should stay true to their asset-allocation for investing for long-term goals. They may look at accrual-oriented funds, like the low duration and short-term funds
It is likely to keep policy rates on hold, maintain its accommodative stance going into FY22, and sound dovish amid rising Covid-19 cases
The government needs to realise that cryptocurrencies today are what stocks were in the 17th century. They cannot be ignored and the door cannot be shut on them in the long run
Attaining different objectives could become more difficult
RBI on Monday cleared a sum of Rs 21,658.73 crore towards Cash Credit Limit (CCL) up to end April-2021 for the procurement of wheat in Punjab during the ensuing rabi marketing season.
RBI will go for a "dovish pause" at Wednesday's policy review announcement amid developments such as inflation rise and a likely impact on growth due to lockdowns on rising Covid cases, analysts said
The policy, being the first in the fiscal year, could have many important policy measures spelled out
Provisional data showed that between early January and March 2021, advances rose Rs 6,696 crore, according to the lender's filing with BSE