Currency In Circulation Gains Nearly 9% On Year

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Last Updated : Oct 07 2021 | 3:50 PM IST
The Reserve Bank Of India (RBI) has reported that currency in circulation slipped 0.3% on the week to stand at Rs 29.17 lakh crore as on October 1, 2021. The central bank stated further that the overall reserve money also eased by 0.10% on the week to Rs 36.57 lakh crore. Currency in circulation rose around 8.9% on a year ago basis compared to 21.50% growth at the same time last year. In the current fiscal, the currency in circulation has gone up by 2.2% so far while the reserve money has gained by 1.6%.

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First Published: Oct 07 2021 | 3:35 PM IST

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