Overview. Over the past month, India has witnessed significant financial and regulatory changes impacting its banking sector, monetary policies, capital markets, and broader economic landscape. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has introduced liquidity measures, adjusted monetary policies, and revised lending guidelines, while the fiscal and employment outlook continues to evolve amid global and domestic economic pressures.
General.
Central Bank. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is considering reintroducing a fixed daily funding scheme for banks to better manage liquidity fluctuations. This move comes in response to erratic liquidity swings caused by foreign exchange interventions and unpredictable government spending. Scheduled discussions between senior bankers and the central bank will aim to refine the liquidity management framework. We are monitoring for any potential impact on interest rates and overall economic growth.
Monetary Policy. In February 2025, the RBI’s Monetary Policy Co...
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