Yes Bank has been placed under moratorium and the government is reportedly planning a rescue plan involving a capital injection by a consortium led by State Bank of India.
The RBI removed Yes Bank's board and appointed Prashant Kumar, a former chief financial officer of the State Bank of India (SBI), as administrator.
Earlier in the day, sources said SBI along with some other financial institutions would bail out capital-starved Yes Bank, with the government giving the go-ahead.
Tourism and hospitality, auto and aviation could see a demand crunch amid coronavirus; earnings from rupee depreciation to export-driven sectors such as IT and pharma could be limited
Globally, central banks are taking steps to provide liquidity to stabilize financial markets, which have sunk as the coronavirus spread over more than 80 countries.
This is the first time in over 11 years that the Fed has cut policy rates by 50 bps or more
The apex bank says it is closely monitoring global and domestic developments continuously
The outbreak of coronavirus and subsequent spread to geographies across the world has adversely affected the financial markets
Bank credit growth declined to 8.5 per cent in January from 13.5 per cent in the year-ago period
The central bank received 66 bids in the three-year tenor LTRO, which has reversal date on March 1, 2023
If the volatility in the financial market continues for a prolonged period, it could also result in important implications for asset prices
The spread of coronavirus adds to significant uncertainty
Israel was preparing on Sunday for unprecedented repeat parliamentary elections on Monday, for the third time in less than a year
One of the issues that will come up for review is how much transmission of policy rate actions to the final customer has happened.
Growth in advances to the services sector decelerated to 8.9 per cent from 23.9 per cent in January 2019
If there is news about the possible containment of the virus, the rupee can strengthen rather sharply
The priority should be on convincing companies and households that the virus is under control, said the former RBI governor
FY20 growth projections retained at 5% in the second advance estimates. The official Q3 GDP data showed that the impact of a global slowdown and weak manufacturing continued to weigh on the economy
Analysts expect an impact on India due to raw material shortages likely to disrupt supplies for key industries
Despite the number of measures by the Government and the RBI, the leading indicators available till the quarter ended December, 2019 are not particularly robust