FCNR inflows ease liquidity constraints but weigh on private banks’ margins

· livemint.com

The margin compression reflects the impact of foreign-currency non-resident (bank) or FCNR(B) deposits, which banks have mobilized faster than they can deploy into loans at normal lending spreads

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Subhana Shaikh is a business journalist at Mint, where she covers the Reserve Bank of India, monetary policy, and India’s bond markets. She ha...


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