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Who gains, who loses from the RBI's policy moves
The RBI's CRR cut brings in more gainers than losers. But savers surely have reason to be unhappy. #Easy Money #RBI CRR Cut
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RBI likely to cut rates, may ease liquidity
A Reuters poll last week showed most economists expect a repo rate cut, but few expected a cut in the cash reserve ratio, the share of deposits that banks keep with RBI. Expectations have grown since then for a CRR cut. #RBI #NewsTracker #CRR cut #RBI monetary policy
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Subbarao to play Santa 2 weeks late; CRR cut in early Jan?
Given extremely tight liquidity conditions and soaring short-term rates, the RBI has no option by to ease liquidity by cutting the cash reserve ratio. #RBI #D. Subbarao #Repo #Connect The Dots #CRR cut #Money market #NotJobsButPassion
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Economic TimesMany experts on RBI panel were for status-quo in rates
MUMBAI: The Reserve Bank today said majority of external members on its advisory panel were not in favour of easing interest rate, though it went ahead with a 0.25 per cent cut while announcing 2013-14 annual monetary policy earlier this month. The "four #
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THISDAY LIVEMPC May Maintain Tight Monetary Stance on Crude Oil Volatility
There are strong indications that the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN’s) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), which commences its 232nd meeting today will leave all its monetary policy tools unchanged at the end of the two-day meeting. This, according to find #New York Mercantile Exchange
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Economic TimesGuv defends holding CRR, says has Rs 5 tn excess money
MUMBAI: Reserve Bank Governor D Subbarao today defended his decision to hold the liquidity injecting cash reserve ratio (CRR), saying there is up to Rs 5 trillion unutilised money in the system that lenders can access. "The view that the Reserve Bank can #Duvvuri Subbarao