Macro Finance
India Overnight Rates Climb as Liquidity Surplus Evaporates
Bloomberg Markets·October 27, 2026·1 min read
India's excess banking liquidity has fallen to just over 500 billion rupees from a record 11 trillion rupees last month, driving overnight rates higher. The sharp evaporation of the surplus tightens conditions for lenders and could pressure short-term borrowing costs, with the central bank's stance under scrutiny as cash levels normalize.
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