The Reserve Bank of India has decided to conduct a 30-day variable rate reverse repo (VRRR) auction on September 7 to suck out ₹7 lakh crore surplus liquidity from the banking system. This comes in the backdrop of the banking system being awash with liquidity

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

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…

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…

RBI officials assess strategies to sterilise ₹9.70 lakh crore liquidity surplus from FCNR(B) deposits amid soaring banking liquidity.

The Reserve Bank of India is conducting auctions to absorb excess funds. This liquidity stems from special dollar mobilization programs and forex inflows. The central bank aims…

In an effort to control escalating inflation, the Reserve Bank of India is running auctions to draw in surplus liquidity from the financial system. This move comes as call money…

The Reserve Bank of India is currently grappling with a notable liquidity dilemma due to a surge in FCNR(B) scheme inflows. To navigate this, a pivotal variable rate reverse repo…