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Key Insights from the RBI Annual Report 2023-24

The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) Annual Report for the year 2023-24 provides a comprehensive review of the Indian economy's performance, the central bank's policy measures, and its future outlook.

The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) Annual Report for 2023-24, presented to the Central Government under Section 53(2) of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934, provides a comprehensive analysis of the global and domestic economic environment, the working and operations of the RBI, and the prospects for the forthcoming year. The report includes detailed sections on various economic indicators, policy measures, financial inclusion, regulatory developments, and more. Below is a summary of the key points and details from the report:

1. Global Economic Environment

• The global economy showed resilience despite multiple challenges, including elevated inflation, tight monetary conditions, geopolitical tensions, and financial stability risks.
• Global growth is projected to weaken below its historical average in 2024, with uneven pathways across geographies and sectors.
• Inflation eased but remained above target in major economies, with further disinflation impeded by sticky core and services inflation and tight labor markets.
• Emerging market economies (EMEs) began rate-cutting cycles, while major advanced economies (AEs) pivoted towards rate cuts amid inflationary pressures.

2. Domestic Economic Environment

• The Indian economy exhibited strength and stability, emerging as the fastest-growing major economy with robust macroeconomic fundamentals.
• Real GDP growth accelerated to 7.6% in 2023-24 from 7.0% in the previous year.
• Gross fixed capital formation (GFCF) accelerated to 10.2%, driven by government spending on infrastructure, while private consumption demand grew at a slower pace of 3.0%.
• Inflationary pressures moderated, with headline inflation softening to 5.4%, driven by a fall in core inflation and deflation in fuel prices.
• The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) kept the policy repo rate unchanged at 6.50%, maintaining a stance of withdrawal of accommodation to ensure inflation aligns with the target while supporting growth.

3. Financial Sector

• Domestic financial markets remained stable, with orderly movements in the bond and foreign exchange markets and exuberant equity markets.
• The Indian Rupee (INR) displayed stability, depreciating by 1.4% during 2023-24, making it one of the best-performing major EME currencies.
• Equity prices recorded solid gains, with the domestic equity market capitalization crossing the US$ 4 trillion mark.
• The transmission of repo rate increases to banks’ lending and deposit rates continued, with a rise in external benchmark linked loans in total outstanding floating loans.

4. Fiscal and External Sector

• The central government achieved fiscal consolidation commitments, with the gross fiscal deficit (GFD) declining to 5.9% of GDP in 2023-24 from 6.4% in the previous year.
• Revenue spending growth was contained at 2.5%, while capital expenditure grew in double digits for the fourth consecutive year.
• India’s merchandise exports fell by 3.1% in 2023-24, driven by declines in global trade volume and commodity prices, while imports fell by 5.7%.
• The current account deficit (CAD) moderated to 1.2% of GDP during April-December 2023 from 2.6% a year ago.
• Foreign exchange reserves rose to an all-time high of US$ 648.7 billion, covering 11.4 months of imports.

5. Regulatory and Supervisory Developments

• Several regulatory and supervisory guidelines were issued to strengthen governance, risk management practices, and capital buffers.
• Guidelines included default loss guarantee in digital lending, framework for compromise settlements and technical write-offs, and prudential norms for investment portfolios of commercial banks.
• The Reserve Bank actively engaged with supervised entities to ensure compliance with governance and assurance functions and conducted comprehensive onsite cyber risk assessments.

6. Financial Inclusion and Digitalisation

• The Financial Inclusion Index (FI-Index) improved from 56.4 in March 2022 to 60.1 in March 2023, reflecting deepening financial inclusion.
• The rapid momentum of online retail and e-commerce drove overall growth in card transactions, with significant growth in the Bharat Bill Payment System (BBPS).
• The UPI platform achieved significant milestones, surpassing 13 billion transactions in a single month in March 2024.
• Enhancements in various payment systems continued to facilitate user access and convenience, including the introduction of near field communication (NFC) technology in UPI-Lite and ‘Conversational Payments’ on UPI.

7. Prospects for 2024-25

• The outlook for the Indian economy remains bright, underpinned by strengthening macroeconomic fundamentals, robust financial and corporate sectors, and a resilient external sector.
• The government’s continued thrust on capex and fiscal consolidation, along with consumer and business optimism, bode well for investment and consumption demand.
• The prospects for agriculture and rural activity appear favorable, with the expected above-normal southwest monsoon and government initiatives to support the agriculture sector.
• Emerging sectors like renewable energy and semi-conductors are expected to advance rapidly, supported by government initiatives and budget allocations.

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RBI Annual Report: Net income increases to Rs 2.11 lakh crore as interest from foreign securities surges

In its annual report released on May 30, the RBI attributed the increase on assets side was due to rise in foreign investments, gold, and loans and advances by 13.90 percent, 18.26 percent and 30.05 percent, respectively.  

• Updated May 30, 2024, 1:07 PM IST

The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) balance sheet increased by 11.08 percent on a year-on-year basis (Rs 7,02,946.97 crore) to Rs 70.48 lakh crore as of March 31, 2024, from Rs 63.45 lakh crore as of March 31, 2023.  

Its net income for FY24 increased to Rs 2.11 lakh crore compared to Rs 87,420 crore a year ago, while total expenditure sharply fell to Rs 64,694 crore compared to Rs 1.48 lakh crore a year ago. 

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On the liabilities side, the expansion was due to increase in notes issued, deposits and other liabilities by 3.88 percent, 27 percent and 92.57 percent, respectively.  

The central bank’s domestic assets constituted 23.31 percent while foreign currency assets, gold (including gold deposit and gold held in India) and loans and advances to financial institutions outside India constituted 76.69 percent of total assets as of March 31, 2024, as against 26.08 percent and 73.92 percent, respectively, as of March 31, 2023. 

The central bank’s income from foreign source was up 23.2 percent YoY at Rs 1.87 lakh crore in FY24, while its domestic net income stood at Rs 88,100 crore, up 5.7 percent YoY. 

The bank had made a provision of Rs 42,800 crore to contingency fund for FY24. No provision was made towards Asset Development Fund (ADF), it said in the report. 

The RBI has already agreed to transfer Rs 2.11 lakh crore as surplus to the central government for FY24. The surplus amount calculation is based on the Economic Capital Framework (ECF) adopted by the central bank on August 26, 2019, as per recommendations of the Bimal Jalan committee. 

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Banking frauds have increased nearly three times in the last one year, though the amount involved has declined to almost half. Here are the details

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The rbi will permit opening of rupee (inr) accounts outside india by persons resident outside india (prois) as part of the 2024-25 agenda for internationalisation of the domestic currency.

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RBI amasses 204 tonne gold between 2019 and April 2024

MUMBAI: The Reserve Bank has added as much as 204 tonne of gold in the past years ending March 2024—from 618.2 tonne in March 2019 to 822.1 tonne as of March 2024, in spite of the fact that the bullion price has skyrocketed during this period to the tune of 70 per cent.

The biggest addition has been in March-April of 2024 when it added a little over 24 tonne, which is as much as 150 per cent more than what it had purchased in the whole of FY2023, the monetary authority has added 16 tonne to the reserves, according to sources.

According to the RBI annual report released yesterday, the central bank added 27.5 tonnes in fiscal 2024.

The vastly changing tonnage clearly indicate that the  monetary authority has been consistently increasing the gold reserves-- from 618.2 tonne  in 2019 rose to 661.4 tonne in 2020, and adding almost 35 tonne more in the pandemic ravaged 2021 taking the total to 695.3 tonne,  further increasing it to 760.4 tonne in 2022, taking it to 794.6 tonne in 2023 and further increasing it  822.1 tonne by the first four months of 2024—net adding 203.9 tonne, even though gold price has been the highest on record crossing $2430 an ounce in April 2024.

It is not known the average price of these additions, though. Anyway, the World Gold Council has been repeatedly saying bullion prices are skyrocketting primarily because of the huge demand from central banks led by those of China and RBI and not consumer demand, this had last week the metal crossing the $2450/ounce mark. Almost a third of the gold demand in 2024 has been snapped by the central bank, according to the global bullion lobby.

The monetary authority buys gold to increases its reserves as part of its forex reserve management strategy which is to maintain a hedge against volatility amid geopolitical tension and also a part of the strategic diversification of reserves in challenging times.

Of the close to $650 billion of forex reserves, the RBI typically parks two-thirds in overseas government securities, primarily in the US treasury bills, along with some other key government bonds, and around 15 per cent in gold.

Meanwhile, the central bank has reportedly shipped back 100 tonne of gold from the Bank of England’s vaults in recent months, as part of its reserve management strategy.

It can be recalled that first such shipment took place in early 1991, when the then Chandrashekar government was to forced to pledge 47 tonne of gold with the IMF for a loan to tide over a serious balance of payment crisis.

In fact, the RBI under the imperial rule also had been keeping a portion of its gold, then the gold standard—a central bank could print only those much money against which it has an equal measure of gold in its reserves-- was in place.

Since then the central bank has been keeping a good portion of the reserves offshore, even as it has been adding on to the reserves and the reported shipping in of 100 tonne, which it had bought in recent months in part of this resources management strategy only. 

The RBI’s gold reserve management has been keeping a little over 50 per cent in overseas vaults primarily that of the Bank of England and the rest in domestically which are reportedly safe-kept at Mumbai and Nagpur vaults.

In fact, the biggest gold purchase was 2009 when the RBI snapped up as much as 200 tonne form the IMF.

On the reported shipping in of 100 tonne of the 822.1 tonne gold from the overseas vaults, Sanjeev Sanjyal, a member of the PM’s economic advisory council, said the move shows how the country has come a long way from the 1991 crisis.

“While no one was watching, RBI has shifted 100 tonne of its gold reserves back to India from England. Most countries keep their gold in the vaults of the Bank of England or some such locations and pay a fee for the privilege. India will now hold most of its gold in its own vaults. We have come a long way since we had to ship out gold overnight in 1991 in the midst of a crisis,” he said in the social media platform X. 

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Online payment fraud cases jumped by 400 percent, RBI releases shocking data

The Reserve Bank of India has shared data on the frauds that occurred in the last financial year, and the numbers are alarming. The rise in UPI payments has corresponded with a similar increase in online fraud cases.

The UPI service was launched in India 8 years ago, in 2016. Following its launch, India emerged as a powerhouse in digital payments. Through UPI, users can instantly transact money from their mobile phones. According to the RBI report, payments through UPI have increased by 137 percent over the last two years. Transactions worth Rs 200 trillion have been conducted through UPI in India, setting a record.

The prevalence of cheap internet has led to a rapid increase in digital payments. However, the popularity of digital payments has made millions of users in India susceptible to cyber fraud. A Bloomberg report suggests that the lack of financial literacy and inadequate knowledge about technology are making it easier for cybercriminals to target individuals. Although the government and the Reserve Bank are conducting awareness campaigns, the number of cybercrime cases continues to rise.

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