Banking system liquidity slips to lowest in 3 weeks amid credit growth
India's banking system liquidity has fallen to its lowest level in over three weeks, driven by robust credit growth and potential RBI intervention in the foreign exchange market, according to the latest data from the Reserve Bank of India.
Source articleBanking liquidity at 3-week low due to credit growth and RBI forex intervention, potentially tightening lending conditions and pressuring net interest margins short-term.
- ›Q4 2023 liquidity tightening due to advance tax outflows
- ›September 2022 RBI forex intervention draining rupee liquidity
- ›March 2024 systemic liquidity deficit amid credit demand surge
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