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India's forex reserves rise by $10 billion on inflows, revaluation

Foreign currency assets increased due to inflows and revaluation as the dollar weakened over the week, said market participants

Growth risks to nudge RBI towards deeper rate cuts, say economists

Growth in Asia's third-largest economy, which is under threat from slowing urban consumption and tepid private investment, could worsen because of the escalating US-China trade war

Trading guide, April 11: Trump 90-day tariff halt, global sell-off, TCS Q4

In the previous session, Indian markets ended in the red after the RBI MPC cut the repo rate by 25 basis points to 6 per cent, and shifted its policy stance from 'accommodative' to 'neutral'.

Financial inclusion is not a licence to exploit: RBI Deputy Governor

NBFCs pulled up for lax underwriting, steep charges

Banks to remain closed today for Mahavir Jayanti; check holidays' list

The RBI announces bank holidays through its official channels, such as its website and bank notifications. The bank holidays are classified under three categories

IndusInd Bank-like incidents not failures but episodes: Guv Malhotra

RBI is working to ensure frequency of such occurrence is less, he said

Tariffs to hit growth, but India may dodge the worst: Guv Malhotra

Rupee free to move if global forces weigh, says RBI governor

RBI eyes faster transmission; bankers say immediate rate cut difficult

Loans linked to policy repo rate to fall

Debt fund outlook: Choice of fund class must match horizon, risk appetite

Fund managers foresee two more rate cuts of 25 bps each in the coming policies

FMCG stocks gain as RBI cuts FY26 inflation est; GCPL, HUL rise up to 2%

The RBI MPC, on Wednesday, unanimously decided to cut the repo rate by 25 basis points, bringing it down to 6 per cent, from 6.25 per cent earlier.

RBI expands scope of colending arrangements to all regulated entities

This move is expected to enhance credit flow to underserved segments, such as micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), while also ensuring stronger customer protection, experts said

Banking system safe, IndusInd crisis an episode & not failure: RBI Guv

Asserting that the Indian banking system is safe, secure and robust, Reserve Bank Governor Sanjay Malhotra on Wednesday said crises in some banks and a housing finance company are 'episodes' and not 'total failure'. He was responding to a question about whether there were larger systemic concerns around the accounting lapses at IndusInd Bank and the failure of the Mumbai-based New India Cooperative Bank and Aviom India Housing Finance Pvt Ltd. Without getting into specifics of any individual cases, Malhotra said, "St system level...we are very very safe, secure and robust and the system is resilient." In this large system with number of players with almost 10,000 NBFCs and around 1,500 cooperative banks and cases of failure of cooperative banks in the last 7-8 years are very small compared to the overall size, he said. "So these things will happen. Our effort is to minimise the impact and minimise them...I would not call them total failure, these are episodes," he said. Malhotra .

Financials of urban co-operative banks' have been good: RBI Governor

Malhotra also said that at the system level, co-operative banks, NBFCs, and banks are all safe, secure, and robust

The pilots for MuleHunter.AI have been successful, says Swaminathan

In December 2024, RBI launched MuleHunter.ai, developed by the Reserve Bank Innovation Hub, to help banks reduce digital fraud

RBI issues draft revised norms for non-fund based credit facilities

REs will issue an NFB facility only on behalf of a customer having a business relationship with them

MPC highlights: Growth estimate revisions mainly due to tariff-related uncertainties, says Malhotra

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RBI issues draft rules for gold loans to standardise norms across lenders

RBI said the policy will strengthen conduct-related aspects, with lending norms integrated into lenders' credit/risk management policies

'I'm not Sanjay from Mahabharat': RBI Governor quips on future rate cuts

RBI MPC reduced the repo rate by 25 basis points to 6 per cent, marking the second cut this year

RBI's rate cut to cushion economy amidst global turmoil, says India Inc

The Reserve Bank's move to lower its benchmark repo rate for the second time in a row will cushion India's economy against external shocks in the face of reciprocal tariffs imposed by the US that has triggered a global turmoil, industry bodies said on Wednesday. The RBI on Wednesday slashed the key interest rate by 25 basis points to 6 per cent providing relief to home, auto and corporate loan borrowers. CII Director General Chandrajit Banerjee termed the decision to continue with the rate easing cycle as timely and prudent. "The rate cut coupled with the shift in monetary policy stance from 'neutral' to 'accommodative', too, is a big positive," Banerjee said. The RBI's rate cut, and stance change reflect concerns about the impact of slower global growth on domestic economy and a relatively benign outlook for domestic inflation, he added. CII is of the view that RBI's accommodative monetary policy combined with the government's growth-centric fiscal policy will help boost domestic

Accommodative stance, lower credit costs may boost equity market: Emkay

The likelihood of the RBI going in for another 50bps points rate cut for the rest of the calendar year is very high, says Dr Joseph Thomas, head of research, Emkay Wealth Management