CASH RESERVE RATIO
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RBI’s Monetary Policy Turns Pro-Growth: Front Loaded Easing Aims to Boost FY25–26 Momentum
Amid easing inflation and stable macroeconomic indicators, the RBI has initiated a decisive monetary loosening—cutting both the repo rate and CRR—to catalyse domestic demand, enhance liquidity, and anchor India’s growth trajectory for FY2025–26.
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Banks planning to ask RBI to delay April liquidity rule
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RBI Monetary Policy: Easing liquidity, holding rates and why the move was right
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RBI Monetary Policy Committee reduces Cash Reserve Ratio to 4%, Repo rate unchanged at 6.5%
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Impact of ₹2000 notes withdrawal: Currency-in-circulation growth dips to 3.7% in Feb
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