RBI bought 2.2 trillion rupees of bonds through Government Securities Acquisition Programme, or GSAP, in previous two quarters.
The monetary policy committee's commentary on inflation, growth and bonds is of much interest to the market.
Growth prospects have brightened and inflation outlook has eased, despite lingering concerns as to potential broad-based supply shocks
The central bank is increasingly shifting its forex intervention to the forwards market to keep from injecting rupee liquidity, according to analysts.
Shaktikanta Das on Wednesday underlined the need for a big push to infrastructure investment, education and digital economy to achieve sustainable growth and generate jobs in smaller cities.
Need to increase investment in healthcare, infrastructure for sustainable growth post pandemic, says Shaktikanta Das at an AIMA event
Reserve Bank Governor Shaktikanta Das on Thursday said the stressed assets situation "looks manageable" as the stock of gross NPAs remained stable even after the second wave of pandemic
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das on Thursday said the central bank continues to have "serious and major" concerns about the cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and has conveyed them to the government.
'We don't anticipate a scenario of high inflation getting generalised, high asset prices not feeding price rise,' says RBI Governor
Economy is booming in the country after second COVID wave, said SC as it refused to entertain a batch of pleas seeking contempt action against Governor of RBI and senior officials of other banks
He reiterated his stance that G-Sec is a "public good", as it is the benchmark for pricing various instruments in the economy
Govt securities provide robust backbone for development of corporate bond market, says RBI Governor
His was the lone dissenting voice against a continued "accommodative" stance, minutes of the August 4-6 meetings showed
The need of the hour is twofold: first, continue the monetary policy support to the economy; and second, remain watchful of any durable inflationary pressures, says RBI Governor
Reserve Bank Governor Shaktikanta Das opined that continued policy support with a focus on revival and sustenance of growth was the most desirable and judicious policy option at the moment
Overseas funds have poured $7.2 trillion into the nation's equities this year and net inflows are expected to continue.
'There is no blanket ban on opening of current accounts', said M Rajeshwar Rao
Bankers said this move comes as a support to stressed firms from sectors like tourism, real estate, hospitality and others hit badly by second wave
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) sounds relatively more confident on growth now and, at the same time, its concerns on inflation are clearly higher
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) left the repo rate unchanged at 4 per cent while continued with the accommodative stance to revive and sustain growth on a durable basis.