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India’s central bank may inject ₹1.5–2 lakh crore more liquidity to lower deposit rates after rate cuts.
The Reserve Bank of India may need to inject an additional 1.5 to 2 lakh crore in durable liquidity to ensure its recent rate cuts effectively lower deposit rates, economists and bank officials say.
Despite a 1.45 lakh crore injection, liquidity remains under pressure due to expected tax payments and foreign exchange interventions, with levels falling to about 0.8% of NDTL—below the 1% target needed for proper policy transmission.
Deposit rates have dropped 92 basis points since February, but lending rates have fallen less, and further cuts depend on market conditions and liquidity.
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El banco central de la India podría inyectar ₹1.52 lakh crore más de liquidez para reducir las tasas de depósito después de los recortes de tasas.