RBI's Liquidity Injection Raises Questions Amid Tightening; Bank Indonesia Defends Policy Mix
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) recently injected Rs 2.5 lakh crore into the banking system through repo auctions, raising questions about its liquidity management amid a monetary tightening stance, according to SBI reports. While RBI emphasizes calibrated tightening to control inflation, the liquidity infusion appears contradictory. SBI also noted RBI's cancellation of Treasury bill auctions and expects bond yields to remain elevated. Separately, Bank Indonesia defended its mixed policy measures aimed at improving monetary transmission and supporting credit growth despite market confusion over their combination.
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