**Executive Summary**
This document is an extract from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Bulletin's Weekly Statistical Supplement, dated October 10, 2025. It provides a snapshot of the RBI's and scheduled commercial banks' financial positions, focusing on liabilities, assets, foreign exchange reserves, and liquidity operations. The data covers specific periods in 2024 and 2025, including comparisons and variations over time.
**Key Points / Main Content**
*Reserve Bank of India - Liabilities and Assets*
* As of October 03, 2025, loans and advances to the Central Government are 0, while loans and advances to the State Governments are ₹35809 crore.
*Foreign Exchange Reserves (as of October 03, 2025)*
* Total reserves stand at ₹6214364 crore (US$ 699960 million), showing a weekly increase of ₹2483 crore.
* Foreign Currency Assets: ₹5128990 crore (US$ 577708 million).
* Gold: ₹876896 crore (US$ 98770 million).
* SDRs: ₹167033 crore (US$ 18814 million).
* Reserve Position in the IMF: ₹41446 crore (US$ 4669 million).
*Scheduled Commercial Banks - Business in India*
* Aggregate Deposits: ₹23545571 crore as of September 19, 2025.
* Growth in Aggregate Deposits: 4.3% year-on-year
* Demand Deposits: ₹2847059 crore.
* Time Deposits: ₹20698512 crore.
* Borrowings: ₹858518 crore.
* Bank Credit: ₹18902934 crore.
* Growth in Bank Credit: 10.4% year-on-year
*Money Stock: Components and Sources*
* M3 stands at ₹28349333 crore
*Liquidity Operations by RBI*
* Various liquidity adjustment facilities, including repo and reverse repo operations, are detailed for the period September 29, 2025, to October 05, 2025.
* Net injection/absorption amounts are provided for each date.
**Impact Analysis**
**RBI**
*Impact*
* The RBI's financial position and operations are detailed, which reflect its monetary policy and its role in managing the country's financial system.
*Action Required*
* The RBI needs to continue monitoring these indicators to maintain financial stability and implement appropriate policy measures.
**Central Government**
*Impact*
* The government's financial transactions with the RBI and the overall money supply dynamics affect its fiscal position and borrowing costs.
*Action Required*
* The government should consider these data points in formulating its fiscal policy and managing its debt.
**Commercial Banks**
*Impact*
* The data on bank deposits, credit, and borrowings reflect the health and activity of the banking sector.
*Action Required*
* Banks need to analyze these trends to make informed lending and investment decisions.
Key Entities Referenced
Reserve Bank of India: Central Bank of India; producer of the report.
Foreign Exchange Reserves: A key economic indicator tracked in the report.
Scheduled Commercial Banks: Banks in India whose business is tracked in the report.
Liquidity Adjustment Facility: A tool used by the Reserve Bank of India to manage liquidity in the market.
Money Stock: The total amount of money circulating in an economy.