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RBI shifts reserves toward US Treasury bills as global risk climbs
Economy
Published on 2 May 2026

RBI reduces central bank deposits to chase liquidity
The Reserve Bank of India has reduced deposits with other central banks and increased allocation to US Treasury bills, signaling a shift toward assets with deeper global liquidity. The change is linked to rising geopolitical tensions and aims to strengthen India’s foreign exchange reserves through the transition to more globally liquid instruments.
- RBI cut deposits with other central banks
- Funds are now moving more into US Treasury bills
- Decision reflects preference for globally liquid assets
- Foreign exchange reserves have been strengthened
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