Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

India may cut interest rates

INDIA - India's central bank has indicated an intention to cut interest rates to help revive the slowing economy. The governor made his comments at a presentation on monetary policy for this year.

India economy can grow at least 8 pct per yr-RBI

India's central bank chief said on Feb 20, 2001 said he was confident the country could post annual growth of at least eight percent in the medium term. He added the economy was resilient enough to handle external and internal shocks such as last month's…

Indian industry cheers central bank's rate cuts

Indian industry cheered the central bank's decision on Feb 16, 2001 to lower interest rates, saying it would help ease the country's industrial slowdown. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said it was cutting its benchmark bank rate to 7.5 percent from 8.0…

RBI eases bank export credit rules post-quake

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has allowed banks to extend export loan maturities and waive some interest charges to exporters affected by last month's [January 2001] earthquake in the western India state of Gujarat. In a directive issued on Feb. 6 to…

Reserve Bank of India names executive director

The Reserve Bank of India on Feb. 2, 2001, appointed SL Parmar as executive director with immediate effect. Parmar was chief general manager-in-charge at the bank's administration and personnel management department. There are eight executive directors…

RBI outlines universal banking roadmap

The Reserve Bank of India has warned against any dilution of prudential and supervisory norms for banking business, while suggesting a consolidated approach towards supervision and regulation.

RBI begins on a plastic note

The Reserve Bank of India is in the process of introducing plastic currency. The plan is to print polymer notes which are clear, durable and moisture, water, sweat, oil and water-proof.

RBI seen cutting India rates next year-JP Morgan

The Reserve Bank of India is likely to cut its benchmark bank rate in the financial year starting April 2001 due to a more stable rupee, comfortable money market liquidity, record foreign exchange reserves, and an easing bias in global interest rates, JP…

Banks await RBI governor speech at forex meeting

Indian foreign exchange market players are eagerly waiting to see if the Reserve Bank of India makes any direct or indirect comments on the foreign exchange markets and interest rates at the 21st Asia-Pacific Forex Congress.

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