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Motilal Oswal Report
The Reserve Bank of India has injected large liquidity into the financial system during the past five months through various measures. It has cut policy interest rates, (temporarily) reduced the cash reserve ratio and announced long-term refinance operations – targeted or not.
Consequently, the banking system’s net surplus has increased from Rs 3 trillion (or 2.2% of net demand and time liabilities) in early 2020s to Rs 4.3 trillion (or approximately 3% of NDTL) currently.
In this note, we discuss the impact of these liquidity-enhancing measures on the RBI’s balance sheet and money supply.
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