Page 147 of RBI News

Over the past year of the Coronavirus pandemic, more than 10 million new investors have joined the bandwagon of stock…

The government may have reversed its decision to lower rates of small savings schemes, but savers who rely on bank…

It can be argued that the CRR should remain, and RBI has been fair to banks as the cost of…

We expect the accommodative monetary policy stance to remain unchanged not only in the upcoming April policy, but at least…

There is aversion to lending to NBFCs every time there is a problem in the financial market, though, if you…

Improving economic outlook due to vaccine drive and recovery optimism comes with risks — bond yields soar and investors seek…

The Reserve Bank of India has extended the timeline for the processing of recurring online transactions.

Banks in India will remain closed for over 10 days in April 2021, including weekends and festivals. Only gazetted holidays…

All banks in India will remain closed for three days in a row during March 27-29, including the two-day weekend…

While the US and Chinese digital economies have been centred around data monopolies, India’s digital infrastructure has laid the railroads…

It has also shared with the RBI a list of such banks that have not adhered to Trai’s regulatory requirements,…

The Supreme Court further directed banks to credit or adjust the amount already charged by them from borrowers.

The tenure of the five-member Standing External Advisory Committee, to be headed by former central bank deputy governor Shyamala Gopinath,…

Trading was halted at the NSE for nearly four hours on February 24, reportedly due to telecom links failure leading…

Observing that the vaccinations have moved beyond health workers to senior citizens, but at 3.3 crore as on March 16,…

“This action is based on deficiencies in regulatory compliance and is not intended to pronounce upon the validity of any…

India’s monetary policy cycle is closer to a turning point

Inflation is up & rising Covid cases can upend the patchy recovery; neither govt nor RBI can afford to get…