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Organization: Reserve Bank
Location: All India / Not specified
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Posted on: 6 Nov 2026
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Sources of Information Annual Publications Half-yearly Publications Quarterly Publications Monthly Publications Weekly Publications Occasional Publications Publications available on Subscription General Information Annual publications Statutory Annual Report The annual report is a statutory report of the Reserve Bank and is released every year in August. It is a report of the Central Board of Directors of the Reserve Bank to the Central Government of India and includes (a) an assessment and prospects of the Indian economy; (b) a review of the state of the economy; (c) the working of the Reserve Bank during the year; (d) the Reserve Bank’s vision and agenda for the following year; and (e) the annual accounts of the Reserve Bank (July – June). Report on Trend and Progress of Banking in India This is also a statutory publication produced by the central bank. Presented annually, this document is a review of the policies for and performance of the financial sector for the preceding year. The publication, covering period from April to March, is generally released around November/December. From December 2014, this publication will be a part of the Financial Stability Report. Lectures The Reserve Bank of India has instituted three annual lectures. Two of these commemorate past Governors of the Reserve Bank and one a noted monetary economist. Report on Currency and Finance A favourite of researchers, this document is presented by the staff of the central bank. Since 1998-99 the Report has focussed on a particular theme and presents a detailed economic analysis of the issues related to the theme. The theme of the last Report (2009-12) was “Fiscal-Monetary Co-ordination”. After tracing the evolution of macroeconomic theory and international experience in major advanced and select EMDEs, the Report undertakes an in-depth assessment of fiscal-monetary co-ordination in India in terms of its macroeconomic and monetary implications, impact on the Reserve Bank’s balance sheet and the medium-term outlook for fiscal-monetary coordination as well as the institutional arrangements for debt and cash management. Handbook of Statistics on the Indian Economy This publication is a major initiative by the Reserve Bank to improve data dissemination. It is a useful storehouse of statistical information. The publication provides time-series data (annual/quarterly/monthly/fortnightly/daily) pertaining to a broad spectrum of economic variables, including data on national income, output, prices, money, banking, financial markets, public finance, trade and balance of payments. The publication is available in hard copy as well as CD-ROM format. State Finances: A Study of Budgets Again a favourite of researchers, this publication is a major source of disaggregated state-wise fiscal data and provides an analytical discussion on the fiscal position of state governments. The analysis, orientation, coverage and format of the report have been restructured periodically to make it more informative and analytical. From 2005-06 onwards, the report also incorporates a special theme based on a specific issue of relevance. Statistical Tables relating to Banks in India This annual publication contains comprehensive time series data relating to the Scheduled Commercial Banks (SCBs) (excluding Regional Rural Banks). It covers balance sheet information as well as performance indicators of each SCB in India. The publication also includes disaggregated data on some important parameters bank-wise, bank group-wise and state-wise. Basic Statistical Returns This is yet another data-oriented annual publication. The publication presents comprehensive data on number of offices, employees, deposits and credit of Scheduled Commercial Banks in some granularity, such as, region-wise, state-wise and district-wise information, as also, place (district and population-group) of utilisation of credit, type of accounts, type of organisation of borrowers, activity/occupation of borrowers, rate of interest and credit limits, break-up of deposits into current, savings and term deposits. deposit accounts of females term deposits according to different maturity periods and interest rates, staff strength, classified according to gender and category (i.e., officers, clerical and subordinates). Half-yearly Publications Monetary Policy Report The first issue of the Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Report was placed in public domain on September 30, 2014. Now the Report will be released along with the First (generally announced in April) and the Fourth Bi-Monthly Monetary Policy (generally announced in October) Statements each year. It has all data/inputs that go into the formulation of monetary policy – the internal macroeconomic assessment and results of surveys – as also projections of growth and inflation over a short to medium term. Earlier, the Reserve Bank used to publish the Macroeconomic and Monetary Developments – a quarterly publication issued along with the monetary policy sta

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Sources of Information Annual Publications Half-yearly Publications Quarterly Publications Monthly Publications Weekly Publications Occasional Publications Publications available on Subscription General Information Annual publications Statutory Annual Report The annual report is a statutory report of the Reserve Bank and is released every year in August. It is a report of the Central Board of Directors of the Reserve Bank to the Central Government of India and includes (a) an assessment and prospects of the Indian economy; (b) a review of the state of the economy; (c) the working of the Reserve Bank during the year; (d) the Reserve Bank’s vision and agenda for the following year; and (e) the annual accounts of the Reserve Bank (July – June). Report on Trend and Progress of Banking in India This is also a statutory publication produced by the central bank. Presented annually, this document is a review of the policies for and performance of the financial sector for the preceding year. The publication, covering period from April to March, is generally released around November/December. From December 2014, this publication will be a part of the Financial Stability Report. Lectures The Reserve Bank of India has instituted three annual lectures. Two of these commemorate past Governors of the Reserve Bank and one a noted monetary economist. Report on Currency and Finance A favourite of researchers, this document is presented by the staff of the central bank. Since 1998-99 the Report has focussed on a particular theme and presents a detailed economic analysis of the issues related to the theme. The theme of the last Report (2009-12) was “Fiscal-Monetary Co-ordination”. After tracing the evolution of macroeconomic theory and international experience in major advanced and select EMDEs, the Report undertakes an in-depth assessment of fiscal-monetary co-ordination in India in terms of its macroeconomic and monetary implications, impact on the Reserve Bank’s balance sheet and th

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