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18/09/2012

Home, auto loan rates may come down

Home and auto loans are likely to come down after the Reserve Bank of India on Monday cut the cash reserve ratio by 25 bps, a move which will infuse Rs 17,000 crore of liquidity into the banking system.

After the RBI move, State Bank of India said that it will soon decide on its lending rates for home and auto loans.

"Definitely, on interest rates there is a downward bias which is very supportive of growth. I am happy that RBI has taken into account our persistent request to do away with CRR," SBI Chairman Pratip Chaudhuri said.

RBI's monetary policy action will unlock Rs 2,500 crore for SBI and there will be savings to the tune of Rs 200 crore.

Once SBI decides to lower the rates for home and auto loans, other banks would most likely follow the lead of the country's largest bank.

Meanwhile, Reserve Bank Deputy Governor K C Chakrabarty said that banks are not passing on the benefit of cut in policy rates to the borrowers, asking lenders to undertake reforms and bring down their operation costs.

"Within the interest rate structure, if banks increase their efficiency, interest rates will come down. What we call operational efficiency of the banks and that is one thing that should happen", he said

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17/09/2012

Anna Hazare to hold parleys in Delhi on taking his movement forward

NEW DELHI: A day before Anna Hazare is to reach Delhi to hold discussions about taking forward the anti-graft movement, Arvind Kejriwal-led India Against Corruption (IAC) today claimed that 76 per cent of people surveyed were in favour of forming a political party.

Hazare, who has expressed reservations about politics changing the course of country's future, will reach the capital tomorrow evening and is expected to hold talks on Wednesday.

According to IAC, 5,61,701 out of 7,37,041 people or 76 per cent of those surveyed were in favour of forming the party. They naysayers were 1,75,340, which was 24 per cent.

The survey was conducted through SMS, emails and on-the- spot surveys.

Hazare had yesterday given yet another sign of distancing himself from Kejriwal-led group's political foray, saying politics will not deliver a better future for people and asked those planning to join his anti-corruption movement to contact him in Ralegan Siddhi.

Till now, the Hazare-led movement was headquartered in Delhi and run under the banner of India Against Corruption, a non-registered body perceived to be controlled by Kejriwal.

This is the second time in the past one week that Hazare has commented on the issue anti-corruption movement taking a political turn, the first being a video shot by those opposed to the political course taken by a section of the erstwhile Team Anna and the latest his blog post.

17/09/2012

Narendra Modi turns 62; to spend his day campaigning

Ahmedabad: Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, who turns 62 on Monday, will keep himself busy campaigning for upcoming polls in the state, BJP sources said.

Modi will be visiting Rajkot for Vivekananda Youth Convention, where he will be addressing more than 14,000 youths in the morning, they said.


Modi will start his Vivekananda Yuva Vikas Yatra from Ambaji in the afternoon, where BJP president Nitin Gadkari will also be present.

On his last birthday, Modi had launched his Sadbhavna Mission fasts, after the Supreme Court-appointed SIT gave him a clean chit in the 2002 post-Godhra Gulbarg Society massacre case.

The Gujarat Assembly polls are due to be held by year-end and Modi is seeking his fourth term in a row.

17/09/2012

RBI cuts CRR by 25 bps; leaves repo, reverse repo unchanged

New Delhi: After a series of big-ticket reforms announced by the government, the Reserve Bank of India surprised the markets on Monday with 25 bps cut in cash reserve ratio (CRR) while leaving repo and reverse repo rates unchanged, even though inflation remains stubbornly high.

With the rate cuts, RBI has takesn a cautious stance due to inflation.

While some analysts say the central bank was not in a position to cut rates given the recent spike in inflation, majority of them feel the government might force the RBI to act for the sake of growth.

"We are not expecting any big rate cuts. But there might be some surprise," Anis Chakravarty, senior director, Deloitte in India, said.

Chakravarty said inflation is likely to rise further due to recent hike in diesel prices, which will have cascading effects on the economy.

India's core inflation, based on wholesale prices, soared to 7.55 percent in August as compared to 6.87 percent in the previous month. The RBI considers a 4-5 percent inflation level comfortable.

In a major step forward towards rationalising subsidies on petroleum products, the government last week announced the sharpest ever Rs.5 a litre or nearly 12 percent increase in diesel price. The move is aimed at controlling galloping fiscal deficit and stave off ratings downgrade.

Diesel prices have a huge cascading effect and it is likely to put further pressure on inflation in the coming months.