BankingReserve Bank operations, monetary aggregates, surveys and bank credit.Reserve Bank of IndiaSelect economic indicatorsMonthly snapshot of India's key economic indicators — industrial production, money and banking, interest rates, inflation and foreign trade. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 1.RBI liabilities and assetsWeekly balance sheet of the Reserve Bank of India — issue department and banking department liabilities and assets in Rupees Crores. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 2.Liquidity operationsDaily central bank liquidity injection and absorption operations by the Reserve Bank of India, in Rupees crore. Covers repo, reverse repo, MSF, SDF, OMO, LTRO, TLTRO and other instruments. Source: RBI Monthly Bulletin Table 3.USD sale/purchaseMonthly RBI foreign exchange intervention data — outright sale/purchase of US dollars, operations in currency forwards, and maturity breakdown of outstanding forward positions. Source: RBI Monthly Bulletin Table 4.Standing facilitiesFortnightly utilisation of the Reserve Bank's standing facilities — MSF, export credit refinance, liquidity facility for primary dealers, and others. Rupees crore,Money and bankingMoney stock measuresFortnightly money stock components and aggregates (M1, M2, M3, M4) published by the Reserve Bank of India, from 1951 onwards.Sources of money stock (M3)Fortnightly sources of M3 money stock — net bank credit to government, bank credit to commercial sector, net foreign exchange assets, and non-monetary liabilities — published by the Reserve Bank of India.Monetary surveyFortnightly monetary survey data covering money stock aggregates (NM1, NM2, NM3) and their components — currency, deposits, domestic credit and foreign assets. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 8.Liquidity aggregatesMonthly liquidity aggregates (NM3, L1, L2) and sub-components including postal deposits, liabilities of financial institutions, and public deposits with NBFCs. Source: Reserve Bank of India Bulletin Table 09.RBI surveyFortnightly RBI balance-sheet survey covering reserve money and its components — currency in circulation, bankers' deposits, RBI domestic credit, government securities, foreign assets and capital account. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 10.Reserve moneyReserve money (M0) components and sources in Rupees millions, from the RBI Monthly Bulletin. Covers currency in circulation, bankers' deposits, and net foreign exchange assets.Commercial bank surveyFortnightly commercial bank survey data covering aggregate deposits, domestic credit, foreign-currency assets, bank reserves and capital, from 1999 onwards.SCB investmentsFortnightly investment data for scheduled commercial banks across SLR securities, non-SLR government securities, commercial paper, shares, bonds/debentures and mutual funds. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 13.Business of scheduled banksFortnightly balance-sheet aggregates for all scheduled banks and all scheduled commercial banks in India — liabilities, deposits, borrowings, investments and bank credit. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 14.Bank credit by sectorFortnightly outstanding gross bank credit deployed by major sectors — agriculture, industry, services, and personal loans — from January 2019 to December 2025. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 15.Bank credit by industryOutstanding bank credit across 43 industry categories (Table 16) spanning January 2019 to December 2025, in Rupees croresState co-operative banksFortnightly balance-sheet data for state co-operative banks maintaining accounts with the Reserve Bank of India — deposits, liabilities, borrowings, investments and bank credit. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 17.Occasional seriesSmall savingsMonthly and annual receipts and outstanding balances across small savings schemes in India — post office deposits, saving certificates, and public provident fund. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 46.Household financial flowsQuarterly and annual flow of financial assets and liabilities of Indian households by instrument — deposits, insurance, provident funds, currency, investments, and borrowings. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 52(a).Household financial stocksQuarter-end stocks of financial assets and liabilities of households in India — bank deposits, life insurance funds, currency, mutual funds, pension funds, small savings, and borrowings. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 52(b).
BankingReserve Bank operations, monetary aggregates, surveys and bank credit.Reserve Bank of IndiaSelect economic indicatorsMonthly snapshot of India's key economic indicators — industrial production, money and banking, interest rates, inflation and foreign trade. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 1.RBI liabilities and assetsWeekly balance sheet of the Reserve Bank of India — issue department and banking department liabilities and assets in Rupees Crores. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 2.Liquidity operationsDaily central bank liquidity injection and absorption operations by the Reserve Bank of India, in Rupees crore. Covers repo, reverse repo, MSF, SDF, OMO, LTRO, TLTRO and other instruments. Source: RBI Monthly Bulletin Table 3.USD sale/purchaseMonthly RBI foreign exchange intervention data — outright sale/purchase of US dollars, operations in currency forwards, and maturity breakdown of outstanding forward positions. Source: RBI Monthly Bulletin Table 4.Standing facilitiesFortnightly utilisation of the Reserve Bank's standing facilities — MSF, export credit refinance, liquidity facility for primary dealers, and others. Rupees crore,Money and bankingMoney stock measuresFortnightly money stock components and aggregates (M1, M2, M3, M4) published by the Reserve Bank of India, from 1951 onwards.Sources of money stock (M3)Fortnightly sources of M3 money stock — net bank credit to government, bank credit to commercial sector, net foreign exchange assets, and non-monetary liabilities — published by the Reserve Bank of India.Monetary surveyFortnightly monetary survey data covering money stock aggregates (NM1, NM2, NM3) and their components — currency, deposits, domestic credit and foreign assets. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 8.Liquidity aggregatesMonthly liquidity aggregates (NM3, L1, L2) and sub-components including postal deposits, liabilities of financial institutions, and public deposits with NBFCs. Source: Reserve Bank of India Bulletin Table 09.RBI surveyFortnightly RBI balance-sheet survey covering reserve money and its components — currency in circulation, bankers' deposits, RBI domestic credit, government securities, foreign assets and capital account. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 10.Reserve moneyReserve money (M0) components and sources in Rupees millions, from the RBI Monthly Bulletin. Covers currency in circulation, bankers' deposits, and net foreign exchange assets.Commercial bank surveyFortnightly commercial bank survey data covering aggregate deposits, domestic credit, foreign-currency assets, bank reserves and capital, from 1999 onwards.SCB investmentsFortnightly investment data for scheduled commercial banks across SLR securities, non-SLR government securities, commercial paper, shares, bonds/debentures and mutual funds. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 13.Business of scheduled banksFortnightly balance-sheet aggregates for all scheduled banks and all scheduled commercial banks in India — liabilities, deposits, borrowings, investments and bank credit. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 14.Bank credit by sectorFortnightly outstanding gross bank credit deployed by major sectors — agriculture, industry, services, and personal loans — from January 2019 to December 2025. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 15.Bank credit by industryOutstanding bank credit across 43 industry categories (Table 16) spanning January 2019 to December 2025, in Rupees croresState co-operative banksFortnightly balance-sheet data for state co-operative banks maintaining accounts with the Reserve Bank of India — deposits, liabilities, borrowings, investments and bank credit. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 17.Occasional seriesSmall savingsMonthly and annual receipts and outstanding balances across small savings schemes in India — post office deposits, saving certificates, and public provident fund. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 46.Household financial flowsQuarterly and annual flow of financial assets and liabilities of Indian households by instrument — deposits, insurance, provident funds, currency, investments, and borrowings. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 52(a).Household financial stocksQuarter-end stocks of financial assets and liabilities of households in India — bank deposits, life insurance funds, currency, mutual funds, pension funds, small savings, and borrowings. Source: RBI Bulletin Table 52(b).