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RBI’s currency printing cost falls 23.5% in FY26 despite rise in cash circulation
Reserve Bank of India's spending on printing money dropped significantly. This happened even as the total value of currency in circulation grew. Higher denomination notes, especially the Rs 500 note, met this demand. Cash usage remains strong despite digital growth. The RBI plans to enhance banknote security and durability.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
RBI to roll out varnished banknotes with enhanced security features amid cash surge
An increase in demand for banknotes, which had led to currency to gdp ratio rising to 12.1% from 11.7% in FY25, has been attributed to a `strong preference for cash’ among…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Fake Rs 500 notes surge 20% as counterfeits rise across banking system
Fake currency detection in India increased in 2025-26. The Rs 500 note became the primary target for counterfeiters, showing a significant rise in fake detections. This trend…
