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India's central bank is considering returning to providing banks with a fixed amount of on-tap overnight liquidity, following calls from lenders who say it helped manage a large cash deficit and improve monetary transmission. Senior bankers and central bank officials will meet next week to discuss a revised liquidity management framework, with lenders asking for daily funds worth up to 1% of overall banking system deposits.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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