Deposit outflows in early December, driven by tax payments, widened the credit-deposit gap for scheduled banks. Despite a year-on-year deposit growth of 9.4%, deposits fell by Rs 1.7 lakh crore in a fortnight. Banks are resorting to RBI borrowings and asset liquidation to fund strong credit expansion.
Deposit outflows in early December, driven by tax payments, widened the credit-deposit gap for scheduled banks. Despite a year-on-year deposit growth of 9.4%, deposits fell by Rs 1.7 lakh crore in a fortnight. Banks are resorting to RBI borrowings and asset liquidation to fund strong credit expansion.
Deposit outflows in early December, driven by tax payments, widened the credit-deposit gap for scheduled banks. Despite a year-on-year deposit growth of 9.4%, deposits fell by Rs 1.7 lakh crore in a fortnight. Banks are resorting to RBI borrowings and asset liquidation to fund strong credit expansion. 
