APRIL 2002-OCTOBER 2002
Column: Jalan's new monetary instrument
No govt role in interest fixation: Sinha
My biggest concern is growth, says Bimal Jalan
Highlights of the Monetary and Credit Policy
RBI cuts banks' CRR to 5% from 5.5%
RBI Governor's statement on the Monetary Policy
RBI's Monetary Policy statement on RBI Web site
WPI at 1.4% in fiscal 2001-02: RBI
Banks told to review spreads over PLR, cut borrower cost
CRR cut will release Rs 50 bn, says Jalan
Govt liabilities caused debt-GDP ratio to rise: RBI
Sinha welcomes Monetary Policy
RBI pegs 2001-02 GDP at 5.4%
Risk weights reduced for housing loans
RBI limits SCBs' daily lending to call market at 25% NoF
RBI to maintain soft bias
RBI issues directives for transparency in interest rates
Jalan expects inflation, liquidity to be comfortable
Industry unhappy as Jalan postpones bank rate cut
No interest drops likely for six months: Jalan
Breach of rules deserves jail sentence: Jalan
Collateralised lending finds few takers, to be phased out
NBFCs to face penalty for not filing returns
Borrowings, investments abroad made easier
Ceiling set on bank call exposure
Leverage on FCNR(B) deposits
Co-op banks given level field on loans
Ceiling rate on export credit reduced
RRBs to keep entire SLR holding in gilts
Moving towards global standards in NPA definition
Regulator imperative for urban co-op banks: RBI
Cautious approach, says Fieo
Banks can crystallise ECBs into Re loans
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RUN-UP TO THE CREDIT POLICY
Roadmap for CRR cut set to be unveiled
The changing face of Monetary Policy
Rollback may put pressure on interest rate structure
Capital norms for foreign bank subsidiaries likely
Banks may be told to pen governance standards
Export refinance limit May be lowered
Anti-money laundering measures on the anvil
CII moots 50 bps cut in Bank Rate
Savings deposit rate cut likely
No special small-saving scheme for pensioners
Call exposure for banks may be capped
RBI monetary policy may hold rates, tighten norms
Low interest rates a myth for most, reality for some
RBI may ban co-op banks from dealing with brokers
India's deficit manageable but limits policy: RBI
RBI notification on OBUs likely by May 15
RBI unlikely to lower bank rate
RBI not for super-regulator in financial sector
RBI panel submits report on bank board appointments
Govt has targetted no fixed value for rupee: Jalan
RBI moots setting up of advisory board, shedding retail biz
RBI hikes states short-term funding limits
Sinha sees lower rates, hints at reserve cuts
RBI eases share-issue rules for private banks
RBI rules out selling gold reserves
RBI eases rules on import hedging from April
RBI eases norms for expatriate property sales
RBI to allow floating rates on term deposit schemes, G-Secs
Bank rate cut could happen any day, says RBI
RBI asks govt to come up with long-term tax policy
RBI chief says outlook for inflation good
RBI chief says 'not in a hurry' to cut bank rate
RBI allows exporters to Russia to go ahead without letter of credit
RBI extends export credit rate cut to Sept
RBI added $8 bn in reserves in 01/02: Reddy
RBI signals cut in repo rate by 50 basis points
RBI cuts repo rate by 50 basis point to 6%
Interest rates should be linked to inflation: Sinha
Large deficit hinders move to softer rates
No immediate change in monetary policy: Reddy
RBI to decide on bank rate after Budget
RBI retains voting cap for foreign investors
Foreign banks get level pegging on capital
RBI favours softer rate, says Jalan
Banks must prepare consolidated fin statements: RBI panel
RBI says higher borrowings not to impact interest rates
RBI for more retail players in debt market
RBI for 'appropriate' liquidity to tackle slowdown
RBI sees no problem in govt's excess borrowing
India to grow despite global slowdown: Jalan
RBI urges banks to raise more funds
RBI tells banks to create bond fluctuation reserve
FROM THE REDIFF ARCHIVES:
RBI's Credit and Monetary Policy 2001-2002 (First Half)
RBI's Credit and Monetary Policy 2001-2002 (Second Half)
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