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RBI, Bankers to Discuss Liquidity Mgmt Framework

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March 28, 2025

Meeting on April 3; net liquidity in the banking system narrows sharply to ₹40,788 crore

- ANJALI KUMARI

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will meet bankers on April 3 to discuss its liquidity management framework, said multiple sources aware of the development. It is widely expected that the RBI may announce some changes in its liquidity management framework during the April monetary policy committee (MPC) meeting.

Sources further said that banks want clarity on the RBI's comfort with liquidity in relation to Net Demand and Time Liabilities (NDTL), which is expected to be discussed at the meeting. The RBI's "comfort" level with liquidity is typically reflected by the amount of surplus liquidity it permits in the banking system.

"The comfort level of RBI may be at 1.5 per cent or 2 per cent of the NDTL now, given the current liquidity situation. Banks may ask the central bank for some action or guidance regarding maintenance of a certain percentage of NDTL," said a source.

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