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Telangana issue: Centre calls meeting on Jan 5
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Liquidity adequate in the system: K C Chakrabarty

Reserve Bank Deputy Governor K C Chakrabarty today allayed fears of excess liquidity in the banking system saying it was just "adequate". - Bond yields may harden further - FM sticks to 6% plus growth forecast for FY10 - Banks shorten loan tenures - Low credit growth no big concern: RBI - RBI model to provide banking services in remote areas - Renu Kohli: Industrial growth you can bank upon">Renu Kohli: Industrial growth you can bank upon "In our view, it is adequate liquidity (in the financial system)," Chakrabarty said, when asked if there was excess liquidity as feared in certain quarters. The apex bank will take necessary measures if it finds that the liquidity is excess in the system, Chakrabarty said while talking to reporters on the sidelines of a conference. On the Government borrowing, Chakrabarty said that borrowings did not pose any major concern. Earlier, speaking at the conference, Chakrabarty said that there is a need for massive investments in the country"s education sector. He also called for more efforts from banks to promote financial inclusion, to take banking benefits to nearly 50 per cent unbanked population of the country.


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