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India's central bank drained 849.75 billion rupees ($10 billion) of excess cash from the banking system in its first such operation in seven months, aiming to lift overnight borrowing costs....

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Indian money in Swiss banks more than tripled in 2024, reaching a three-year high of nearly Rs 37,600 crore, driven by increased funds through local branches and financial institutions. While individual deposits saw a modest rise, overall Indian-linked funds surged significantly. Switzerland emphasizes cooperation with India in curbing tax evasion through automatic exchange of information....

The Reserve Bank of India has released draft regulations to update rules for Rupee Interest Rate Derivatives, aligning the framework with market practices and increased non-resident participation. These proposed changes allow non-residents to undertake IRD transactions and simplify reporting requirements. The RBI seeks feedback on the draft by July 7, 2025, aiming to enhance market transparency....

Frankfurt (www.anleihencheck.de) - Das indische Bruttoinlandsprodukt ist im ersten Quartal stärker als erwartet um 7,4% gegenüber dem Vorjahresquartal gewachsen, so die Analysten der DekaBank. Im vierten Quartal 2024 habe der Zuwachs noch bei 6,4% gelegen. Nach eigener Berechnung habe im ersten Quartal der Zuwachs gegenüber dem Vorquartal bei kräftigen 2,0% gelegen, nach 2,2% im vierten Quartal. [mehr]...

India's central bank under new Governor Sanjay Malhotra is giving market participants conflicting signals about monetary policy as it takes aggressive steps to spur economic growth and lending....

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India Central Bank Shocks With Biggest Rate Cut Since Covid As Growth, Inflation Stall India's central bank shocked markets this morning when it slashing interest rates (in a 5:1 vote) by a deeper-than-expected half a percent - the third cut in a row - and the largest rate cut since the covid crash, amid falling inflation and lower growth in Asia's third largest economy. It also spiked the amount of liquidity available in the system to kickstart moribund lending.  The repo rate - the level at which the central bank lends money to commercial banks, influencing borrowing costs for home and car loans - now stands at 5.5%, the lowest in three years, following two previous 25bps reductions in April and February. Explaining the rationale for the cut, RBI governor Sanjay Malhotra said growth is "lower than our aspirations" and the bank felt it was "imperative to stimulate domestic consumption and investment" amid rising global uncertainties. Data released last week showed tha...

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India's central bank surprised with a bigger-than-expected interest rate cut to boost the economy, as trade uncertainties cloud growth prospects....

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India's central bank will meet lenders next week to discuss potential changes to the way it manages funds in the financial system, people familiar with the matter said, as it seeks to ensure its rate decisions are effectively passed through to the broader economy....

The board of the Reserve Bank of India met Thursday and considered a change to the central bank's capital structure, a move that could potentially affect how much cash it transfers to the government every year....

Central banks globally, including India, are increasing gold reserves to diversify holdings and hedge against economic uncertainties. From 2009 to 2024, collective gold holdings grew significantly, with Russia, Egypt, and Argentina leading in expanding gold's proportion within their foreign exchange reserves....

India's central bank doesn't expect wild swings in the rupee but is ready to use foreign reserves to preserve currency stability as tensions with Pakistan escalate, according to people familiar with the matter....

The Reserve Bank of India significantly reduced its gold repatriation in the second half of fiscal year 2025, bringing home only 1.53 tonnes compared to 102.15 tonnes in the previous six months. Despite this slowdown, total gold holdings reached 879.59 metric tonnes by March 2025....