The issue is whether not charging customers for using other-bank ATMs, after 2009, alters the balance in favour of banks which don't set up their own networks.


Is the RBI policy on ATM sharing a good one?

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Liquidity: Stays surplus Banks were cautious in lending today even as liquidity was in surplus as they geared up for outflows in the market.

Liquidity crunch fears keep banks from lending

India's benchmark bonds advanced the most in more than seven months, pushing yields to a one-year low, on speculation the government aims to lower borrowing costs from a five-year high. 


Bonds at 7-month high, yields fall to 1-year low

Liquidity: Zone of comfort The liquidity remained comfortable due to government expenditure and intervention by the RBI to curb the appreciation in the rupee dollar exchange rate.

Rupee closes flat on RBI intervention

OIS: Rangebound yields Indian Oil Corporation is raising around Rs 2000 crore and Bharat Petroleum mopped up around Rs 700 crore through the sale of oil bonds. Being quasi sovereign in

High oil prices compel companies to sell bonds

Rupee: Declining premia The spot rupee opened at 39.36/37 and appreciated to 39.33. It fell to a low of 39.55 following heavy correction in the equity market.

Rupee depreciates on weak equity market

G-sec: Secular rally Buoyed by the decision of the Federal Reserve to cut rate by 75 basis point and perceiving it as trigger for RBI to cut rates in the forthcoming monetary policy review,

Rupee sheds intra-day gains, closes flat

Liquidity: In surplus Liquidity remained comfortable with RBI absorbing around Rs 14,000 crore from the system. The government expenditure and intervention by RBI in the foreign exchange

Reserve Bank of India measures boost liquidity

Liquidity: Mounting cash Following a lacklustre credit policy, banks remained cautious in trading, leaving the system awash with liquidity. The Reserve Bank of India absorbed around Rs 25

Liquidity glut compels RBI to absorb Rs 25,000 crore

Rising foreign currency exposure of banks have raised eyebrows at the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). 


RBI asks banks to review forex exposure

Indian bonds fell the most in almost six months as the central bank left its benchmark interest rates unchanged near a six-year high to assess the effect of slowing global growth on Asias

Bonds hit six-month low

India Inc today expressed disappointment over the Reserve Bank of Indias decision to keep interest rates unchanged. 


India Inc gives RBI review a thumbs-down

RBI Governor Y V Reddy explained the actions taken in the third quarterly monetary policy review at a media briefing on Tuesday:

`We had to rebalance supply & demand`

More measures to curb capital inflows likely. 


RBI nudges banks to cut rates

FM to meet RBI chief to discuss foreign capital inflow issues. 


RBI wants more focus on capital flow quality

Liquidity: In abundance Liquidity remained comfortable in the market, with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) absorbing around Rs 25,000 crore from the market through the sale of government

Liquidity in surplus on public issue refunds

The FY14 Budget presented last week further emphasised on the need for continued fiscal consolidation. Actual fiscal deficit for FY13 came in at 5.2%, lower than the stated target of 5.3%.

Expect bond yields to edge higher this week: Mahendra Jajoo

The rupee hit a near two-month low in early trading on Monday, tracking losses in most other Asian currencies, although some corporate dollar selling helped prevent broader losses in the local currency

Rupee down to 2-month low at 55.15/ dollar

The rupee is expected to weaken further this week and breach the Rs 55 per dollar mark after global ratings agency Fitch said to a news channel that the country's credit rating might be downgraded."The reality is it (credit rating) is on negative outlook. So, that bias suggests it's more than likely we will downgrade, and that says it all," Art Woo, director, sovereign ratings at Fitch Ratings told CNBC Asia's The Call on Friday.The statement came a day after Finance Minister P Chidambaram presented the Budget, announcing a fiscal deficit target for 2013-14 at 4.8 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP). The rupee had opened at Rs 54.66 on Friday and traded in the range of Rs 54.95 to Rs 54.38 before ending at Rs 54.91 compared with its previous close of Rs 54.36.According to Sandeep Gonsalves, forex consultant and dealer, Mecklai & Mecklai, next week the rupee is expected to trade in the range of Rs 54.75 to Rs 55.50 with a weakening bias.Goldman Sachs said on Friday the Budget m

Rupee may weaken; Bond yields likely to rise

BS Reporter

The rupee dropped for a second session on Friday, hiting its lowest level in over a month-and-half as stop-losses were triggered in the dollar after rumours of a possible downgrade by Fitch Ratings and the follow-on breach of a key techinical level

Rupee hits over 6-week low, more losses in store

Reuters

Rise in inflation a dampener

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