Reference Rate update: RBI publishes US dollar and euro reference rates with corresponding derived pound and yen exchange rates.
The Reserve Bank of India published the Reference Rate for the US dollar and the euro and, using the US dollar reference rate together with middle cross currency quotes, provided derived exchange rates for the pound sterling and the Japanese yen; it also stated that the SDR Rupee rate will be based on the Reference Rate.

Banknote issuance: new series notes include rupee symbol and inset numbering letter while prior notes remain legal tender.
The Reserve Bank will issue new Rs. 100 Mahatma Gandhi Series banknotes featuring the rupee symbol on obverse and reverse, an inset letter "R" in both numbering panels, the Governor's signature and the year of printing; the design matches earlier Rs. 100 notes and all previously issued Rs. 100 banknotes will continue to be legal tender.

Legal tender status preserved as new denomination banknotes with inset letter identifier and year-marking are issued.
The central bank announces issuance of a new series of fifty-rupee banknotes in the Mahatma Gandhi Series-2005 design bearing the Governor's signature, the year of printing on the reverse, and an inset letter "R" in both numbering panels; all previously issued banknotes of this denomination continue as legal tender.

Reference rate announcement anchors rupee exchange conversions and determines derived cross currency rates including pound and yen.
The Reserve Bank of India announced rupee reference rates for the US dollar and the euro, provided previous day comparisons, and stated that using the dollar reference rate with middle cross currency quotations yields derived rupee exchange rates for the pound sterling and the Japanese yen; the SDR rupee conversion will be based on the published reference rate.

Reference rate for major currencies issued, guiding cross currency exchange calculations and determining the SDR rupee valuation framework.
The Reserve Bank of India published the official Reference Rate for the US dollar and the Euro, provided prior day comparisons, and-using the US dollar rate with cross currency middle rates-reported Rupee exchange rates for the British pound and Japanese yen; the statement also declares that the SDR Rupee rate will be based on the published reference rate.

NBFC registration cancellation restricts firms from conducting NBFC business under statutory power conferred by law.
Cancellation of registration certificates of five non-banking financial companies prevents those entities from carrying on the business of a non-banking financial institution; after cancellation the listed companies are prohibited from transacting NBFC business and must cease operations within that regulated activity. The regulator's statutory cancellation authority and the statutory definition of NBFC business are cited as the legal basis for the withdrawals.

Currency issuance: New banknotes incorporate the rupee symbol without inset letter; existing notes remain legal tender.
The Reserve Bank of India will issue twenty-rupee banknotes in the Mahatma Gandhi Series 2005 incorporating the rupee symbol without an inset letter, bearing the Governor's signature and the year of printing on the reverse; the design otherwise matches earlier issues and all previously issued twenty-rupee notes remain legal tender.

Currency issuance: new banknotes incorporate the rupee symbol without inset letter, existing notes remain legal tender.
The central bank will issue new Mahatma Gandhi Series-2005 1000-denomination banknotes incorporating the rupee symbol without an inset letter, with the Governor's signature and year of printing; the design otherwise remains identical and all previously issued 1000-denomination banknotes continue to be legal tender.

Issuance of banknotes: new notes include inset letter identifier and retain continuity with existing legal tender.
The Reserve Bank will issue new Rs. 1000 denomination banknotes in the Mahatma Gandhi Series-2005 featuring the currency symbol on obverse and reverse, an inset letter "L" in both numbering panels, the Governor's signature and the year of printing; existing notes of the same denomination continue as legal tender.

Reference Rate framework establishes base exchange rates and derived cross currency Rupee rates under RBI procedure.
The Reserve Bank of India publishes Reference Rates for the US dollar and Euro as its daily Rupee benchmarks and, using the US dollar rate plus middle cross currency quotes, derives Rupee rates for the British Pound and Japanese Yen; it also states the SDR Rupee rate will be based on the published reference rate.

Auction of Government Securities: uniform price electronic bids with reserved non-competitive allotment and scheduled settlement.
The re-issue sale of multiple Central Government stocks will be conducted by the Reserve Bank of India through price-based auctions using the uniform price method, with electronic competitive and non-competitive bids submitted via the E-Kuber system within specified time windows and up to five percent of each notified amount reserved for eligible participants under the Scheme for Non-Competitive Bidding; auction results are announced on the auction date and settlement follows on the stated payment date, and the stocks will be eligible for when-issued trading per RBI guidelines.

Banking restrictions under Section 35A limit a bank's ability to grant loans, accept deposits and dispose assets.
Directions under Section 35A bar The C.K.P. Co-operative Bank Ltd. from, without prior RBI approval, granting or renewing loans, making investments, incurring liabilities, accepting fresh deposits, disbursing payments, entering compromises, or selling assets, while allowing limited withdrawals from deposit accounts subject to conditions set out in the RBI directions displayed at the bank premises.

Reference rate publication guides rupee exchange rates and cross currency conversions including SDR linkage for major currencies.
The Reserve Bank of India published official Reference Rates for the US dollar and the Euro and, using the US dollar reference rate combined with middle cross currency quotes, provided derived exchange rates for the British pound and the Japanese yen; the SDR to Rupee rate is to be based on the stated reference rate.

Reference Rate establishes exchange-rate benchmarks for USD and EUR and underpins cross-currency rates and SDR basis.
The Reserve Bank of India published Reference Rate benchmarks for the US dollar (Rs.60.2250) and the Euro (Rs.83.4590) on May 2, 2014, comparing them to the prior day's rates; it provided derived GBP and JPY exchange rates using cross-currency middle rates and stated that the SDR-Rupee rate will be based on the reference rate.

Consumer confidence survey captures household economic perceptions to inform monetary policy and invites public participation via downloadable schedule.
Consumer Confidence Survey launched its seventeenth round to collect household perceptions on economic conditions, incomes, spending, price expectations, employment prospects and major purchase outlays across six metropolitan cities; results are used by the Reserve Bank as an input for monetary policy, fieldwork is conducted by M/s Sigma Research & Consulting Pvt. Ltd., selected respondents will be approached while others may download and submit the schedule, and contact details are provided for queries.

Reference rate announcement updates US dollar and euro exchange benchmarks affecting cross-currency quotations and SDR-Rupee linkage.
Reserve Bank of India published official reference rates for the US dollar and the euro on April 30, 2014, noting the prior day's benchmarks for comparison; it states that other currency rates (exemplified by the pound sterling and Japanese yen) are calculated from the US dollar reference using middle cross currency quotes and that the SDR Rupee rate is based on the stated reference rate.

When Issued trading permitted for re issued government stocks; uniform price auctions with non competitive bidding facility apply.
The Government announced re-issues of specified government stocks via price based auctions using the uniform price method, with designated notified amounts. Up to five percent of each issue will be allotted to eligible individuals and institutions under the Non-Competitive Bidding Facility. Both non competitive and competitive electronic bids must be submitted on the core banking auction system during prescribed time windows; auction results will be announced on the auction date and payment by successful bidders on the stated settlement date. The stocks are eligible for When Issued trading under prevailing guidelines.

Reference rate announcement sets official exchange rates for major currencies and ties the SDR Rupee to that rate.
Reference rates for the US dollar and Euro were published, with prior day figures supplied for comparison; derived exchange rates for pound sterling and Japanese yen against the rupee were calculated from the US dollar reference rate and cross currency middle rates; and the SDR Rupee rate is specified to be based on the published reference rate.

Reference exchange rates published for major currencies, yielding derived GBP and JPY rupee rates and SDR basis.
The Reserve Bank of India published reference exchange rates for the US dollar and the Euro on April 28, 2014, noting previous-day levels. Using the US dollar reference and middle cross currency quotes the Bank provided derived rupee rates for the British pound and the Japanese yen, and stated that the SDR Rupee rate will be based on the Reference Rate.

Reference rate publication updates exchange benchmarks for major currencies and sets the SDR Rupee linkage for market transactions.
The Reserve Bank of India issued updated Reference Rates for the US dollar and the euro and, using the dollar rate with middle cross currency quotes, provided derived exchange rates for the pound sterling and the Japanese yen; the SDR Rupee rate is to be based on the published reference rate.