The Reserve Bank of India has placed restrictions on New India Co-operative Bank of Mumbai, citing liquidity concerns. With deposits amounting to Rs 2436 crores at the end of March 2024, the bank is now prohibited from granting loans, renewing advances, or accepting new deposits starting February 13, 2025, to safeguard depositors’ interests.
ETMarkets Smart Talk | Fed, inflation, rupee: How investors should navigate India’s 7%+ bond yields, says Vineet Agrawal
With the 10-year government bond yield moving above 7%, investors are once again facing a key question: is this an opportunity to lock in attractive