Banks Shut on Basant Panchami!
Check if your city's banks are closed tomorrow, RBI calendar reveals closures in Agartala, Bhubaneswar & Kolkata
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India’s bank unions under the UFBU have called a nationwide strike on January 27, 2026, demanding a five-day banking week with Saturdays off.

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ஆர்பிஐ அறிவிப்பு! நாட்டில் மிகப் பாதுகாப்பான மூன்று வங்கிகள் இவை – உங்கள் பணப் பாதுகாப்புக்கு என்ன பொருள்? RBI note says India has three safe banks and tells us what it can do to help you save all your paid cash now

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RBI note says India has three safe banks and tells us what it can do to help you save all your paid cash now
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PSU Bank Merger: These Lenders May Be Combined With Larger Banks To Create Mega Entities; Full List Indian Overseas Bank, CBI, BOI and Bank of Maharashtra may be merged with larger lenders like PNB, Bank of Baroda and SBI as part of a proposed PSU bank consolidation plan.

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BasisPointInsight.com - Indian Banks’ Capital Comfort to Face Twin Challenges  by Rahul Ghosh Can Indian banks sustain their capital strength once Basel’s Pillar-II and IND-AS 109 start demanding more?* by Rahul Ghosh, BasisPointInsight.com

2/2 Both could reshape banks’ ability to absorb losses and manage growth. Part 1 of a 3-part series by Rahul Ghosh.

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Once bitten, twice shy: Indian banks wary of parking funds with RBI after rate jolt MUMBAI (Reuters) -Indian banks are likely to adopt a cautious approach in deploying funds at the central bank's reverse repo auction which is likely to take place on Friday after a recent cash crunch forced them to borrow overnight at elevated rates, bankers said. Lenders parked 2 trillion rupees ($23.17 billion) with the Reserve Bank of India (NSE:BOI) at its seven-day variable rate reverse repo (VRRR) auction last Friday, even as large outflows for goods and services tax payments loomed earlier this week. Banks had assumed they could access cheaper funding from the collateralised market when needed, a senior treasury official at a private bank said, requesting anonymity as he is not authorised to speak to the media. "After cash shortages in the overnight market, there will be a re-look at how much money needs to be parked in the seven-day VRRR and subscription may be muted," said Alok Singh, group head of treasury at CSB Bank. The weighted average call money rate (WACR) and the collateralised weighted average tri-party repo rate (WATR) surged around 40 basis points this week to 5.73% and 5.72%, respectively, on Wednesday. The WACR, which serves as the operating rate, is typically aligned with the RBI's policy repo rate, currently at 5.50%. The central bank began conducting seven-day variable rate reverse repo (VRRR) auctions since June 27 and has occasionally held shorter-tenure VRRRs to help fine-tune overnight rates. While the RBI did inject liquidity through short-term repos, bankers said the move came too late, as most borrowing had already occurred at higher rates. "It is best the RBI provides some funding at the fixed repo window on overnight basis," said Abhishek Upadhyay, senior economist at ICICI Securities Primary Dealership. "They can cap that amount, that will limit the need for fine tuning interventions. Also they may explore relying more on overnight VRRR operations, just like they have been willing to use overnight VRR auctions," he added. ($1 = 86.3260 Indian rupees)

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Indian banks retain stable asset quality, says Moody’s Investing.com -- Indian banks are projected to maintain consistent asset quality over the next year, despite rising global economic uncertainties, according to a Tuesday report from Moody’s Ratings. The agency attributes this stability to supportive domestic macroeconomic conditions, including government capital expenditure, tax relief for middle-income households, and monetary policy easing. These measures are anticipated to stimulate consumption and investment, assisting lenders in managing asset quality. Furthermore, India’s minimal reliance on global goods trade is expected to provide a buffer against external risks, Moody’s noted. The Reserve Bank of India (NSE:BOI) (RBI) is set to make its next policy decision on Friday. The central bank is predicted to decrease the repo rate by 25 basis points for the third time in a row. Moody’s anticipates that the systemwide non-performing loan (NPL) ratio will stay within the range of 2% to 3% over the upcoming year, which is roughly the same as the 2.5% recorded at the conclusion of December 2024. The performance of wholesale loans, those provided to organizations, is expected to remain robust for Indian lenders. This is due to companies maintaining good profitability and low leverage levels. However, the future of unsecured retail loans appears less promising. Moody’s cautioned that the formation of new NPLs in this sector has risen over recent quarters, contrasting with the relatively stable performance of secured retail loans. Moody’s further stated that smaller private sector banks, with a higher exposure to unsecured lending, will likely continue to experience more asset quality pressures than their larger private and public sector counterparts. This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C. Should you invest $2,000 in SBI right now? ProPicks AI are 6 model portfolios created by Investing.com which identify the best stocks for investors to buy now. The stocks that made the cut could produce monster returns in the coming years. Is SBI one of them?

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Bank fraud losses in FY25 surge threefold to ₹36,014 crore - raising serious red flags 🚨

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How Much Will ₹5 Lakh Earn in a 5-Year Fixed Deposit? Here’s the Breakdown FD Calculation: What ₹5 Lakh Can Earn in 5 Years | FD Interest 2025 Guide

Looking to grow your savings safely? Fixed Deposits (FDs) remain a top choice for conservative investors.
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