Page 11 - Rbi Rate Cut

Last rate cut for now but there're more bullets in RBI's chamber

Following this, the reverse repo rate, or the rate at which the banks perk extra liquidity with the RBI, was reduced to 3.35 per cent from 3.75 per cent - both at their historic lows.

Piyush Goyal welcomes RBI rate cut, says it will boost demand amid Covid-19

Earlier today, the RBI slashed the repo rate by 40 basis points to 4 per cent and extended the loan repayment moratorium for another three months up to August 31

Financials tumble as RBI extends moratorium; SBI, Bajaj Fin hit 52-wk low

The RBI has extended moratorium period by another three months till August 31, 2020.

140 bps rate cut in a little over a fortnight

This has been done to stop lazy banking. Banks are being encouraged to lend instead of parking their resources with the RBI and earn risk-free interest income

Cheap index valuation isn't inspiring

Cloudy earnings outlook in the coming quarters is likely to play spoilsport

A bazooka of liquidity & ventilator for credit: RBI's response to covid-19

The timely and decisive action by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) provides vital liquidity and ensures that credit lines remain open

RBI relief package to help sustain businesses during coronavirus: Bankers

The Union Bank CEO said that the RBI's package would help in sustaining business at a time when a 21-day nationwide lockdown to stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus

RBI follows global banks, cuts repo rate by 75 bps to fight coronavirus

The move comes after the global central banks have been cutting rates to help shore up the economy amid coronavirus pandemic

Rate cut a palliative measure; cannot counter coronavirus pandemic impact

Lowering rates at this time also carry the risk of affecting deposits, as banks will have to rework their deposit rates considering that the lending rates have already been affected.

Covid-19 panic: RBI Gov to hold presser at 4 pm as market mayhem continues

If Guc Das announces a rate cut, it will be first inter-meeting rate reduction since the monetary policy committee was instituted in February 2016

RBI may slash rates by 0.75% before next policy review on April 3: BofA

Amid talk of a review of the flexible inflation targeting framework, it said the revised contracts will introduce growth and financial stability as co-objectives of monetary policy along with price st

RBI likely to go for inter-meeting repo rate cut of 25-40 bps: Report

RBI has the official mandate of keeping CPI inflation at 4 per cent, with a 2% band

SBI says reducing indirect taxes, and not rate cuts, can lift consumption

It said a rate cut is unlikely to work in isolation as bank transmission of RBI's rate cut has been slow

Onus on RBI to do heavy lifting, cut rates to boost growth: HDFC Bank

Going forward, we think that the scales could tip in the favour of growth as soon as inflation prints become more palatable," the report by HDFC Bank's economists said

Top 10 business headlines: RBI pauses on rate cut, GST slab raise & more

From RBI keeping rate cut unchanged, tough road for Subhash Chandra's Essel to Saudi Aramco raising $25.6 bn in largest-ever IPO, Business Standard brings you the top headlines of the day.

Can't cut rates mechanically every time: RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das

'We expect a gradual recovery in income growth right into the second half of next year', said Das

With rate cuts not helping, here's an unconventional step that RBI can try

The central bank, which reviews policy on Thursday, should look to pull down long-term yields by selling short-tenor bonds and reinvesting in longer-term ones, said Suyash Choudhary

RBI likely to cut rates for sixth time this year, try help growth

RBI has delivered 135 basis points of interest-rate easing this year, but lenders have only transmitted a fraction of that to borrowers.

Market awaits RBI monetary policy review, another rate cut expected

A rate cut on expected lines would boost the equity indices

RBI's Dec policy move could turn real interest rate negative: Economists

Even as market rates have fully reflected the rate cuts, companies are not necessarily in the mood for borrowing, as they face a slump in consumption demand and investment in the country