Saw Rs 120-crore loss in year-ago quarter
The general government debt of AEs as a group has surpassed 100 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP), whereas the fiscal space is also constrained in many of these countries
The issue of raising bonds overseas has come up several times in discussions
The liquidity is running at a surplus mode now, with the banking system parking more than Rs 1 trillion with RBI
For the most part of March, HFCs were willing to offer an LTV of 75
By issuing the bonds, however, the government will have to manage its policies extremely well
This savings behaviour also gives a key degree of freedom to policymakers as the savers and the borrowers can be disentangled
The terms of reference of the working group would be to examine the current regulatory framework for CICs
While the bond market is relatively conservative about their interest rate expectations, the currency market seems to be projecting that interest rates should be much sharper
The central bank receives data from banks, various other financial companies, as well as from the markets, says RBI Governor
Valuation gain because of the appreciation of the dollar vis-a-vis rupee and other major currencies was at $16.7 billion
The present level is highest since April 13, 2018, when the reserves were at $426.08 billion
In absolute terms, the CAD stood at $4.6 billion in the current fourth quarter, compared with $13 billion in the year-ago quarter and $17.7 billion in the third quarter of fiscal year 2018-19
Financial stability report says recent NBFC crisis has brought greater discipline to sector
However, if more NBFCs are allowed in the factoring platform, MSMEs will immediately witness ready buyers, and their debtor delay and working capital cycle will improve vastly
Committee also suggests doubling collateral-free loans to Rs 20 lakh
Data shows that apart from commercial banks, NBFCs emerged as a big funding source for the sector
Fees charged by banks, if any, should be spelt out on the FX-Retail platform
The Reserve Bank of India cut its policy rate by 25 basis points on June 6, bringing the repo rate to 5.75 per cent
The bond market participants see the yields falling by another 15-20 basis points from the present level