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EnglishBanking Liquidity Takes a Hit as Tax Payments Roll In
The banking world took a wild ride as liquidity dipped to its lowest since March 26, 2026, all thanks to those pesky tax payments. On Tuesday, surplus liquidity nosedived to 23,881 crore from a cozy ₹1.5 trillion the day before. But don’t fret! Experts are buzzing about a comeback, predicting ₹4.5 trillion by the second quarter, which should keep rates nice and low!
few days ago | Anjali Kumari
Quick rundown
1.Liquidity hits lowest in financial year due to tax outflows.
2.Surplus liquidity drops from ₹1.5 trillion to ₹23,881 crore.
3.Weighted average call rate slightly decreases to 5.35%.
4.RBI measures expected to boost liquidity in upcoming quarters.
5.Market anticipates ₹4.5 trillion liquidity by second quarter end.
