Admitting that there have been concerns, Rao said one needs to understand that the value of the asset may have already deteriorated by the time it comes up at the courts
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The issue could be more worrisome for developers in Mumbai because premium payment and TDR appertain more to the city, experts said.
Loans to agriculture and allied activities continued to perform well, registering a growth of 9.9 per cent in the reporting month
In the previous week, the reserves had declined by USD 311 million to USD 603.694 billion
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The new start ups are seeking to reassure investors they are doing all they can to protect their clients
In order to provide short term crop loans up to Rs 3 lakh to farmers at an interest rate of 7 per cent per annum, the government offers interest subvention of 2 per cent annually to banks
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Only regulated entities, rated arrangements can pass muster
As the third largest fintech ecosystem in the world after the US and China, the Indian fintech market is poised for further disruption with the emergence of neobanks
Retail inflation has overshot the 6% upper tolerance limit for three years on the trot; experts say protracted Ukraine war and other factors may keep prices up
RBI Repo rate hike: Retail inflation will likely soar further as a spike in global energy prices since Russia's invasion of Ukraine seeps into consumer prices
Inflation is up in India. At some point, the RBI will have to raise rates, like the rest of the world is doing, Rajan said
India may have done well by keeping commercial bank lending to the government within manageable limits, but RBI has been lending more to the government, which means it has been printing more notes
Rajiv Ranjan likely to replace Mridul Saggar in rate-setting panel
Bery will replace incumbent Rajiv Kumar as Niti Aayog vice-chairperson from the next month
In the previous week ended April 8, the reserves had declined by USD 2.471 billion to stand at USD 604.004 billion.
Traders argue that the transactions are structured as so-called forward rate agreements, which are permitted by the RBI, allowing them to clear internal compliance checks
The five other members had also expressed a similar opinion amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict's impact on the global and domestic economies