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New Rs 500 and Rs 2000 notes issued today: Economics of printing money

The average age of the notes are usually less than a year but depend on usage. Lower the value, higher the usage

Demonetisation impact: Flush with funds, banks may cut lending rates

Yields on 10-year government bond, a benchmark of the prevalent rate in the economy, have fallen more than 25 basis points

RBI tightens deposit monitoring, but announces measures to lessen pain

To alleviate pain of the customers standing in long queues, RBI also announced a number of measures for banks to follow

Day 4: Chaos at banks, ATMs, trade collapses in small towns

A bank holiday on Monday only aggravated the situation as panicked customers stood hours outside branches to deposit and exchange cash

Enough Rs 100 notes available, please don't hoard them: RBI

In the absence of adequate Rs 500 notes and complete elimination of Rs 1,000 denomination as of now, people have started panic hoarding of Rs 100 notes

Surge in US bond yields spooks India, other EM stocks, currencies

Sensex, Nifty posts second-worst fall of 2016; Rupee drops to 10-week low

Demonetisation unlikely to lead to windfall for govt: Experts

SBI's chief economist estimates that the unaccounted cash not coming back into the system could be much higher than Rs 2.5 lakh crore

Bank of India Q2 profit rides on Dai-ichi Life stake sale

Public sector lender reported a net profit of Rs 126.84 crore in the second quarter ended September 30

We had no prior knowledge of demonetisation move: Bank of India top management

Interview with CEO & MD Melwyn Rego and ED R A Sankara Narayanan

Bank of India swings back into profit in Q2 at Rs 127 cr

The profit after four quarters is aided by sale of its 18% stake in Star Union Dai-ichi Life Insurance to LIC

Back in 2014, Raghuram Rajan said it won't be easy to flush black money

Raghuram Rajan was not sure if demonetisation helps in curbing black money

Rupee recovers sharply after Donald Trump win

Even as the volume in the currencies market was less, the dealing rooms of banks were buzzing with activity

Rupee plunges, bonds strengthen as Trump races towards White House

Rupee opened lower on possibility that equity markets will tank following curbs on high value denomination notes

Rs 500, Rs 1000 notes banned: Banks will have to slog hard to replace currency

Banks will remain closed on Wednesday in order to withdraw the existing notes from counters and ATMs

RBI may have to change policy course

RBI has bought bonds worth Rs 2.1 lakh crore in the past 12 months

Japan's retail investors continue to favour rupee

Issuances of Uridashi bonds in rupee so far this calendar year has crossed Rs 6,300 crore, against Rs 5,300 crore in full calendar 2015

US Elections 2016: Trump victory is negative for India, volatility will shoot up

It would create demand for safe-haven bets like gold and developed-world bonds.

SBI-FTSE to create bond index for India

FTSE and SBI had signed a letter of intent last year to create the index that would work as a benchmark for Indian bonds

Clinton? Trump? Volatility wins either way

Analysts say that the sell-off in risky assets will be temporary and could be a buying opportunity for long-term investors

Municipalities all set to issue smart city bonds

As many as 60 municipalities may issue bonds in the next nine to 12 months to raise funds for developing smart cities