India's RBI to Use CRR More Frequently for Liquidity Management

  Published 10 months ago

India's RBI plans to use CRR more frequently, reducing it by 100 bps to 3%, injecting 2.5 trillion rupees to manage liquidity and enhance policy transmission.

  • RBI shifts from using CRR only during extreme cash swings to regular use for better liquidity management.
  • 100-basis, point CRR cut to 3% will be implemented in four tranches from September to November.
  • Move aims to speed up monetary policy transmission and stabilize the banking system with released funds.
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