Markets down, Growth down, RBI's panic up | Liquidity goes from trickle to tsunami
Only a few months back, policymakers were super confident of India's growth. That swagger now has gone. After income tax cuts in the Union Budget, the RBI is now cutting interest rates, throwing open the liquidity floodgates and easing regulations for banks and NBFCs. With growth down and markets down, the policy panic is hard to hide. The 75th episode of @thebondeconomistinvestigates what's gone wrong, what is announced and the mechanics of how it will impact the economy. We get into the nitty gritty of how the bond market works in India, why has there been a liquidity crunch, how does the RBI inject liquidity, what is the RBI doing with the policy interest rate, what is doing with banking sector risk weights, what's the deal with dollar rupee swaps, how does the rupee fit into all of this. Understand the current challenges facing the Indian economy, why the market is going down, how the bond market works in India and what is the new economic policy of India. Related videos: • Where is India's economy headed in 20... • Inteha ho gayi, Intezaar ki: Time for... • Interest rates to flip? 4 ways RBI’s ... • Is Budget 2025 too good to be true? W... • How Weak Rupee affects the Indian Eco... • Middle Class Stress spreads to banks ... • Why is India slowing suddenly? | Midd... • Why the RBI is terrified of your CRED... Find me: On LinkedIn: / aurodeep On Instagram: https://instagram.com/the_bond_econom... #upsc #currentaffairs #indianeconomy #rbi #india #indiagrowth #market #marketanalysis #economy #liquidity #bondmarket #interestrates #reservebankofindia #modi #banknifty #banking #nbfc #thebondeconomist #dollar Chapters: 0:00 Growth, going, gone 4:46 RBI's superpowers 7:44 RBI loosens grip on the financial sector 12:11 What is liquidity? 15:28 What impacts liquidity? 17:22 RBI's course correction Data sources: DBIE - RBI, MOSPI, Ministry of Finance, The Economic Times, The Indian Express, The Financial Express, Livemint, Business Standard, CNBC-TV18 and other similar media outlets. Music: Inshorts and YouTube Audio Library Note: The information provided in this presentation are my personal views and should not be construed as the views or advice of my employer. My employer is not responsible in any manner and does not assume any liability or responsibility on your reliance with respect to the information stated here.