Monday, 8 February 2016

WHY LIQUIDITY IS TIGHT WITH BANKS

In last 20 months FDR rates have fallen by 2%. This made FDR unattractive investment option. Due to this reason growth rate of deposits has fallen to 11% yoy. normally growth rate is 15% p.a.

This lower growth has put pressure on banks, so despite 1.25% cut in REPO rate by banks, short term rates have not moved down.

RBI must raise interest rates to protect banks.


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