India Overnight Rates Climb as Liquidity Surplus Evaporates
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What the sources say, in brief
According to Bloomberg Markets, India's overnight interbank rates have climbed as excess banking liquidity has shrunk. Bloomberg reported that the surplus has dwindled to a little above 500 billion rupees, down from a record 11 trillion rupees last month. Only one source was supplied, so no other outlet's account is available for comparison. The report does not describe the causes of the decline in liquidity or any official response.
Key points
- Bloomberg Markets reported that India's excess banking liquidity has dwindled to a little above 500 billion rupees.
- Bloomberg Markets said the surplus was a record 11 trillion rupees last month.
- Bloomberg Markets reported that overnight rates in India have climbed as the liquidity surplus evaporated.
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India Overnight Rates Climb as Liquidity Surplus Evaporates. According to Bloomberg Markets, India's overnight interbank rates have climbed as excess banking liquidity has shrunk. Bloomberg reported that the surplus has dwindled to a little above 500 billion rupees, down from a record 11 trillion rupees last month. Only one source was supplied, so no other outlet's account is available for comparison. The report does not describe the causes of the decline in liquidity or any official response. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Markets: India Overnight Rates Climb as Liquidity Surplus Evaporates.
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- Bloomberg Markets United States India Overnight Rates Climb as Liquidity Surplus Evaporates Excess banking liquidity has dwindled to a little above 500 billion rupees from a record 11 trillion rupees last month. 27 Oct · Tier 1
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