India's banking system liquidity surplus has reached its highest point in over four years. This surge is attributed to record forex-inflow programs, easing short-term interest rates significantly. Experts anticipate this surplus will moderate by the third quarter of FY27 due to seasonal factors. The central bank is currently managing excess funds through temporary reverse repo operations.

The latest move marks a shift towards larger and longer-tenor operations as the RBI seeks to absorb liquidity generated by its measures to attract foreign inflows to shore up the…

By the close of August, liquidity within the banking sector surged to close to Rs 5 lakh crore, fueled by government spending and inflow of foreign currency deposits. The Reserve…

Surplus liquidity in India's banking system rose to Rs 5.05 lakh crore on August 30, boosted by FCNR(B) inflows and government spending.

RBI conducts VRRR auctions to manage ₹6.65 lakh crore liquidity surplus from robust FCNR (B) deposit inflows.

Banking system liquidity has reached a four-year high as FCNR(B) inflows entered the market. This excess liquidity has pushed the weighted average call rate significantly below…

Indias banking system liquidity surplus has surged to a record ₹9.7 trillion ($102.67 billion), surpassing the previous peak seen in September 2021. The sharp increase follows…

India's bank liquidity surplus reaches a record ₹9.7 lakh crore, fueled by significant FCNR(B) inflows as of September 3.

The RBIs special dollar deposit scheme attracted a massive $127.23 billion, pushing Indias banking system liquidity surplus to a record ₹9.70 trillion. The central bank may deploy…

Indian lenders suggested forex sell/buy swaps to reduce excess rupee liquidity. This proposal came after a meeting with the Reserve Bank of India. Banking system liquidity…