Liquidity Crunch

India flags high unpaid UN dues, raises concern over 2026 liquidity crunch

India has voiced concern over the "challenging" liquidity situation of the United Nations this year, as it called out the "unacceptably high levels" of unpaid assessments owed by just one member state. "We consider that full, timely and unconditional payment of assessed contribution is the Charter obligation of every Member State," Counsellor in the Permanent Mission of India to the UN Surendra Adhana said here Monday. Adhana delivered India's national statement at the 81st Main Session of the Fifth Committee of the UN General Assembly on 'Improving the financial situation of the United Nations'. "We note with concern that the liquidity situation in 2026 remained challenging due to the collection uncertainties and low cash balance," he said. "While we have noted the marginal drop in the regular budget unpaid assessment to USD 1.46 billion from the USD 1.87 billion a year ago, the reality is that the unpaid assessment continued to remain at unacceptably high levels, and over 90 per

Banks tap RBI's first cash auction in 3 months as market rates spike

The operation comes after several months of the central bank absorbing surplus liquidity that hit a record high ‌due to hefty inflows from diaspora deposits ​mobilised to defend a ​weak rupee

Why is Indian stock market down despite NDA lead in Bihar Election 2025?

The Sensex declined up to 0.51 per cent to an intraday low of 84,042.75, while the Nifty50 slipped 0.44 per cent to 25,764.90.

How much easing could Reserve Bank of India signal in the April MPC?

To start with, growth and inflation forecasts will be in focus as the RBI will also publish their Monetary Policy Report (MPR) along with the MPC statement

Assocham urges RBI to hold rates, advises 'wait and watch' approach

Assocham president Sanjay Nayar emphasised that the RBI has already injected liquidity into the market through various measures

Bond market participants expect more OMO purchases to aid liquidity

Banks bid 4.5x in Thursday's auction

NSE Clearing fails to meet liquidity norms; reports Rs 176.65 cr shortfall

NSE Clearing Ltd, the clearing house of the National Stock Exchange (NSE), has failed to meet the capital markets regulator Sebi's mandated liquidity requirements, citing the non-payment of dues by rival BSE as the primary reason for the shortfall. In its December 2024 quarterly results, NSE Clearing, the exchange's unit responsible for clearing and settling its trades, reported a shortfall of Rs 176.65 crore in its minimum liquid assets. The company informed Sebi in a letter dated January 9 that this deficit was primarily due to the non-receipt of Rs 312.37 crore in dues from BSE. An NSE Clearing spokesperson said its auditors flagged the outstanding payment issue in their third-quarter financial review. The outstanding amount pertains to "interoperability arrangements", the official said. "The company is yet to receive outstanding dues of over Rs 300 crore from BSE Ltd. NSE Clearing is communicating with BSE on this matter," the spokesperson added. The Securities and Exchange B

Govt's cash deficit eases after RBI takes aggressive liquidity measures

The cash injection has also led to a decline in the weighted average call rate, which represents banks' overnight borrowing costs

Despite CRR cut, liquidity deficit in banking system crosses Rs 2 trillion

This reduction in the CRR released primary liquidity of approximately Rs 1.16 trillion into the banking system

IIFL Finance facing liquidity crunch after gold loan business curbs: Report

"Banks are neither sanctioning new lines (of credit) nor disbursing from already sanctioned limits," the official at the company, who did not want to be named, said

Liquidity deficit narrows to less than Rs 1 trn as govt spending picks up

Liquidity may not improve immediately as tax outflows of around Rs 1.25 trn are scheduled in March, says one expert

Amid liquidity crunch, shorter-tenure govt bonds lag 'longer' peers

Investors have favoured longer-tenure government bonds, or g-secs, with insurance companies and pension funds leading the charge by stocking up on those with maturities of 30 years and more

RBI conducts 4-day VRRR auction as overnight rates fall below repo

Banks parked Rs 18,750 crore at the auction against a notified amount of Rs 50,000 crore at a weighted average rate of 6.49 per cent

India, China banks under pressure from different liquidity stories

The liquidity drought may be deliberate. Unlike Beijing, New Delhi has every reason to be sanguine about growth

RBI to conduct overnight VRR to infuse Rs 25,000 crore on Tuesday

In the preceding VRR auctions, the central bank received a significant response, with banks submitting bids ranging between 2.5 to 3.2 times the bidding amounts due to tight liquidity conditions

Banks bid Rs 3 trn against notified amount of Rs 1.25 trn in VRR auction

The deficit liquidity in the banking system widened to Rs 2.7 trillion on Thursday, according to data by the central bank

Advance tax payments push the banking system liquidity into deficit

"The estimates are that around Rs 90,000 crore to Rs 1 trillion will go out as goods and services tax (GST) outflow," a dealer at a primary dealership said

Banks park Rs 17,203 crore with RBI; liquidity pressure seen easing further

Banking system liquidity went in surplus mode on Thursday after being in deficit for three days

Private bank's CD issuances to stay strong amid liquidity tightening

RBI's August monetary policy review asked banks to maintain an incremental cash reserve ratio of 10%

Firms could raise funds via public issues in 2023 as cash tightens: Bankers

Corporates have traditionally preferred raising funds via private placements due to its ease, shorter execution time, and lower costs overall