**Executive Summary**
This document presents an extract of the Reserve Bank of India's Bulletin Weekly Statistical Supplement, dated December 26, 2025. It provides a snapshot of the Reserve Bank's liabilities and assets, foreign exchange reserves, scheduled commercial banks' business in India, and money stock components and sources. It also offers an overview of the liquidity operations by RBI.
**Key Points / Main Content**
* **Reserve Bank of India - Liabilities and Assets (as of December 19, 2025):**
* Loans and Advances: Central Government = 0 Crore, State Governments = 32271 Crore.
* **Foreign Exchange Reserves (as of December 19, 2025):**
* Total Reserves: 6196356 Crore (US$ 693318 Mn).
* Foreign Currency Assets: 4999428 Crore (US$ 559428 Mn).
* Gold: 986293 Crore (US$ 110365 Mn).
* SDRs: 167505 Crore (US$ 18744 Mn).
* Reserve Position in the IMF: 43129 Crore (US$ 4782 Mn).
* **Scheduled Commercial Banks - Business in India (as of Nov 28, 2025):**
* Aggregate Deposits: 24260040 Crore
* Borrowings: 878189 Crore
* Bank Credit: 19527313 Crore, comprising: Food Credit = 79801 Crore; Non-food credit = 19447512 Crore
* **Money Stock: Components and Sources (as of Nov 28, 2025):**
* M3: 29136375 Crore
* Currency with the Public: 3771710 Crore
* Net Bank Credit to Government: 8849635 Crore
* Bank Credit to Commercial Sector: 20336288 Crore
* **Liquidity Operations by RBI:**
* Details of daily reverse repo, repo, MSF, SDF, and OMO (Outright) transactions are provided for the period from December 15, 2025, to December 21, 2025.
**Impact Analysis**
**Stakeholder: Reserve Bank of India (RBI)**
* **Impact:** The RBI's actions and policies regarding liabilities, assets, foreign exchange reserves, and liquidity management directly affect the overall financial stability and economic growth of the country.
* **Action Required:** Monitor and adjust policies as needed based on these statistics to maintain financial stability and facilitate economic growth.
**Stakeholder: Scheduled Commercial Banks**
* **Impact:** Banks' business operations and financial health are reflected in the data on deposits, borrowings, and credit, influencing their profitability and lending capacity.
* **Action Required:** Analyze the trends in deposits and credit to strategize lending and investment decisions and ensure regulatory compliance.
**Stakeholder: Central Government and State Governments**
* **Impact:** The level of loans and advances to the government reflects the financial support provided by the RBI, influencing government spending and debt management.
* **Action Required:** Monitor the level of government debt and strategize fiscal policy accordingly.
**Stakeholder: General Public**
* **Impact:** The availability of credit and the overall financial stability, influenced by RBI policies, affect consumer spending, investment decisions, and economic well-being.
* **Action Required:** Stay informed about economic trends and adjust financial decisions accordingly.
Key Entities Referenced
Reserve Bank of India: Central bank responsible for monetary policy and regulation of the banking system.
Foreign Exchange Reserves: A key metric of India's external financial position, managed by RBI.
Scheduled Commercial Banks: Banks that are listed in the 2nd schedule of RBI Act, 1934 and adhere to its regulations.
Liquidity Adjustment Facility: Monetary policy instrument used by RBI to manage short-term liquidity in the banking system.