Anjali Kumari
Anjali Kumari
Market participants said that state-owned banks bought dollars, likely on behalf of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) - a move which avoided further depreciation
Threshold for 150% risk weight raised to ₹500 crore; draft norms' tougher proposals pared back
Feedback highlighted operational challenges in capturing and reporting transactions undertaken by related entities across jurisdictions
India's foreign exchange reserves increased by $2.36 billion to $703 billion in the week ended April 17, driven by gains in foreign currency assets and gold
Gap between per capita currency in circulation and ATM withdrawals widens sharply, reflecting precautionary cash holding even as digital payments surge to record highs
Government bond yields ended marginally lower after volatile trading, while the rupee stayed under pressure due to rising oil prices, global cues, and foreign outflows
Bank is likely to grow broadly in line with the market, both in assets and liabilities, says its MD & CEO
Rupee hits a three-week low past 94/$ as rising crude oil prices and a stronger dollar amid West Asia tensions weigh on the currency despite RBI interventions
During the reported month, the RBI bought $21.4 billion, while it sold $13.99 billion. The central bank had net bought $2.53 billion in January
Stock drops 7% amid sequentially higher provisions
The rupee weakened against the dollar, tracking Asian currencies and firm crude oil prices, amid geopolitical tensions and sustained foreign fund outflows
RBI said its curbs on derivative positions are temporary, reaffirming commitment to a unified global dollar-rupee market and long-term rupee internationalisation
Currency weakens to 93.50 against dollar as RBI eases curbs on derivative trades, while oil prices and global factors continue to weigh on sentiment
State borrowing exceeds calendar estimate at weekly auction, with five states raising Rs 16,900 crore and SDL yields set at 7.64 per cent
Market participants said the central bank now sees lower arbitrage risk after banks complied with the April 10 deadline
The Indian unit closed Friday at 92.93/$ compared to the previous close of 93.20/$, gaining 0.3 per cent
India's foreign exchange reserves rise $9.06 billion after four weeks, led by a sharp increase in gold reserves and modest gains in foreign currency assets
RBI drains Rs 2 trillion surplus liquidity through VRRR auction, its first in four months, pushing bond yields higher amid excess liquidity in banking system
Currency weakens and government bond yields rise as crude oil prices and US Treasury yields climb amid geopolitical tensions in West Asia
Banking liquidity hits four-year high on G-sec maturities, with surplus nearing ₹5 trillion and call rates softening as RBI signals continued proactive support