Monetary & Credit Policy of India 2010

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Monetary & Credit Policy of India 2010

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The conduct of monetary policy during 2009-10 and in the first quarter of 2010-11 was broadly guided by the evolution of policy stance from "managing the crisis" to "managing the recovery" and further to "containing inflation and anchoring inflation expectations". Throughout the period, the operations of monetary policy had to contend with uncertainty about the global recovery, even as the situation improved with every successive quarter in 2009-10. Further, the Reserve Bank had to strike a judicious balance amongst its various objectives such as a stronger recovery, well-anchored inflationary expectations, stable markets and smooth completion of the large borrowing programme of the government. There was surplus liquidity throughout the year, but the magnitude of the surplus declined towards the end of 2009-10, consistent with the policy stance. Keeping in view the need to balance the resource demand to meet credit off take by the private sector and government borrowings, M3 growth and non-food credit growth for 2010-11 were placed at 17.0 per cent and 20.0 per cent, respectively.

Executive Summary

Industry Overview

History

Objectives of Monetary Policy

Types of Monetary Policy

Price level targeting

Monetary aggregates

Fixed exchange rate

Gold standard

Monetary policy tools

Monetary base

Reserve requirements

Discount window lending

Interest rates

Currency Board

Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

Functions of Reserve Bank of India

Controller of Credit

Global Crisis impact and Policy Responses in India

Monetary Policy in India: An outlook

The Monetary Policy Process

Challenges for Monetary Policy Formulation:

Monetary Policy Operations: Context and Rationale

Monetary Policy Statement 2010-11

Mid-Cycle Policy Measures in July 2010

First Quarter Review 2010-11

Overall Assessment

Liquidity Management

Neutral Policy Rate

Monetary Policy 2010: A brief review

Monetary Policy: The Figures

Some Issues in the Conduct of Monetary Policy in India

Monetary Policy: Tools used and impact on banks

Bank Rate

Lending Rates

Reserve Requirements

Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR)

Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR)

Open Market Operations (OMO)

Financial Sector Reforms and Banks

Monetary and Fiscal policy: A relation

Domestic demand:

Capital market:

Indirect taxes:

Challenges to Central Banking in the Context of Financial Crisis: Major Findings of the First International Research Conference

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