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RBI suggests reducing govt stake in PSU banks

RBI suggests reducing govt stake in PSU banks

In a discussion paper, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) suggested that the government may consider reducing its stake below 51 per cent in state-run banks. While reducing its stake, government may take certain protective rights by amending the statutes governing the PSU banks, the paper

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Rupee weakness puts upward pressure on interest rates

Rupee weakness puts upward pressure on interest rates

Interest rate in India is rising on the back of the steep decline in the value of rupee against the dollar in recent months. Experts feel that the depreciating rupee raises domestic interest rate through three ways. First, in order to discourage speculation in the currency market, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) tightens liquidity and raises shor

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Govt mulls overseas debt issuance by PSUs

Govt mulls overseas debt issuance by PSUs

The Indian government is mulling various steps to prevent further depreciation of rupee against the dollar. One of the steps considered by the government is to ask financially strong state-run companies to raise debt from overseas investors. According to one estimate, state-run companies could raise $25-30 billion of capital through issue of bond

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Govt mulls overseas debt issuance by PSUs

Govt mulls overseas debt issuance by PSUs

The Indian government is mulling various steps to prevent further depreciation of rupee against the dollar. One of the steps considered by the government is to ask financially strong state-run companies to raise debt from overseas investors. According to one estimate, state-run companies could raise $25-30 billion of capital through issue of bond

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RBI liberalises overseas investment norms for state-run oil firms

RBI liberalises overseas investment norms for state-run oil firms

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) allowed state-run oil explorers to invest in their incorporated overseas entities without any limits under the automatic route. It may be recalled that earlier, the navratna public sector undertakings (PSUs) like OVL and OIL were allowed to invest in overseas unincorporated entities only. But the central bank liberalised the existing norms to enable these firms to invest in the incorporated JV/WOS in oil se