The RBI Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) reflects the ratio of the total deposit amount which banks are required to keep as a reserve in the RBI. CRR is a tool for controlling money flows in the market and the inflation: higher CRR means banks have less money to lend out. Therefore, a higher than expected CRR reading can be seen as negative for the Indian rupee quotes.
Reserve Bank of India Cash Reserve Ratio
Last release
08 Apr 2026 04:30 GMT
Actual
N/D
Forecast
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Previous
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Next release
05 Jun 2026 04:30 GMT
Actual
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Forecast
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Previous
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Date (GMT)
Reference
Actual
Forecast
Previous
08 Apr 2026
N/D
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06 Feb 2026
N/D
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05 Dec 2025
N/D
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4.00%
01 Oct 2025
4.00%
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4.00%
07 Aug 2025
4.00%
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4.00%
06 Jun 2025
4.00%
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4.00%
09 Apr 2025
4.00%
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4.00%
07 Feb 2025
4.00%
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4.00%
06 Dec 2024
4.00%
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4.50%
09 Oct 2024
4.50%
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4.50%
08 Aug 2024
4.50%
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4.50%
07 Jun 2024
4.50%
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4.50%
05 Apr 2024
4.50%
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4.50%
08 Feb 2024
4.50%
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4.50%
08 Dec 2023
4.50%
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4.50%
06 Oct 2023
4.50%
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4.50%
10 Aug 2023
4.50%
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4.50%
08 Jun 2023
4.50%
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4.50%
06 Apr 2023
4.50%
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4.50%
08 Feb 2023
4.50%
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4.50%