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Measures to absorb the excess liquidity in the banks post demonetisation

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....easures to absorb the excess liquidity in the banks post demonetisation <br>News and Press Release<br>Dated:- 17-12-2016<br><BR>Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has taken several measures to absorb the excess liquidity in the banks post demonetisation. It has introduced incremental CRR of 100% on deposits collected between September 16 and November 11,2016 effective from the fortnight beginning Novembe....

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....r 26. Subsequently, RBI has reviewed the situation and withdrawn the incremental CRR effective from 10th December, 2016. Secondly, it increased the market stabilisation Scheme limit to &#8377; 6 lakh crore from earlier limit of &#8377; 30,000 crore with a view to mop up additional liquidity from the system effective from 2nd December, 2016. For regular liquidity management repo and reverse repo bo....

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....th fixed and variable ones are used by RBI. While adequate liquidity is essential for meeting the needs of the productive sectors, there is not a direct link between excess liquidity and lending rates. Lending rates are determined by quite a lot of factors, of which liquidity is one. RBI vide its guidelines on Interest Rate on Advances dated 17th December 2015 followed by Master Direction dated 2....

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....9th March 2016 on Interest Rate on Advances, have directed all Scheduled Commercial Banks to calculate Base Rates using the Marginal Cost of Funds. The Government and RBI do not interfere in fixing the interest rate on loans. Presently, each bank fix the Marginal Cost Lending Rate (MCLR) based on RBI guidelines and varies from bank to bank. This was stated by Shri Santosh Kumar Gangwar, Minister ....

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....of State in the Ministry of Finance in written reply to a question in Lok Sabha.<BR> News - Press release - PIB....