Banking system liquidity slips into deficit after 40 months: RBI

The RBI infused Rs 21,800 crore into banking system on Tuesday

Overnight rates continue to stay elevated, with one-day call money rate jumping to 5.85 per cent, highest since July 2019. Credit: Reuters Photo

India's banking system liquidity has slipped into deficit for the first time in nearly 40 months, according to the Reserve Bank of India.

The RBI infused Rs 21,800 crore ($2.73 billion) into banking system on Tuesday, the biggest since May 2019.

Overnight rates continue to stay elevated, with one-day call money rate jumping to 5.85 per cent, highest since July 2019.

($1 = Rs 79.80)

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