Recently, RBI has announced to withdraw 2000 rupee notes from the market. Rs 2000 notes can be exchanged from banks till September 30.
Mumbai : The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has no plans to withdraw Rs 500 notes from the market. Apart from this, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das has dismissed speculations that a new Rs 1000 note is being introduced. In a press conference after the central bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting on Thursday, the RBI Governor said, “The Rs 500 note is not being withdrawn. Even Rs 1000 notes are not being brought back. The public is requested not to listen to any rumours.”
Recently, RBI has announced to withdraw 2000 rupee notes from the market. Rs 2000 notes can be exchanged from banks till September 30. After this announcement regarding 2000 rupee notes, speculation started spreading, after this 500 rupees notes will also be withdrawn from the market, 1000 rupees notes will be brought back in the market.
Shaktikanta Das said on Thursday that 50 percent of the Rs 2,000 notes in the market have returned to the Reserve Bank. The amount of Tk 2000 notes received by the bank is worth Tk 1 lakh 82 thousand crores. 85 percent of this amount came through bank deposits.
Mumbai : The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has no plans to withdraw Rs 500 notes from the market. Apart from this, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das has dismissed speculations that a new Rs 1000 note is being introduced. In a press conference after the central bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting on Thursday, the RBI Governor said, “The Rs 500 note is not being withdrawn. Even Rs 1000 notes are not being brought back. The public is requested not to listen to any rumours.”
Recently, RBI has announced to withdraw 2000 rupee notes from the market. Rs 2000 notes can be exchanged from banks till September 30. After this announcement regarding 2000 rupee notes, speculation started spreading, after this 500 rupees notes will also be withdrawn from the market, 1000 rupees notes will be brought back in the market.
Shaktikanta Das said on Thursday that 50 percent of the Rs 2,000 notes in the market have returned to the Reserve Bank. The amount of Tk 2000 notes received by the bank is worth Tk 1 lakh 82 thousand crores. 85 percent of this amount came through bank deposits.
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