**Executive Summary**
This document is an extract from the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) Bulletin Weekly Statistical Supplement, dated October 24, 2025. It provides a summary of the liabilities and assets of the RBI, foreign exchange reserves, business of scheduled commercial banks in India, and money stock components and sources. The report also details liquidity operations conducted by the RBI.
**Key Points / Main Content**
**RBI Liabilities and Assets (as of October 17, 2025)**
* Loans and advances to the Central Government remain at 0.
* Loans and advances to State Governments stand at ₹23398 Crore.
**Foreign Exchange Reserves (as of October 17, 2025)**
* Total reserves are ₹6177971 Crore (US$ Mn 702280).
* Foreign Currency Assets are ₹5017935 Crore (US$ Mn 570411).
* Gold reserves amount to ₹954886 Crore (US$ Mn 108546).
* SDRs stand at ₹164696 Crore (US$ Mn 18722).
* Reserve Position in the IMF is ₹40454 Crore (US$ Mn 4602).
**Scheduled Commercial Banks - Business in India (as of October 03, 2025)**
* Aggregate Deposits are ₹24098427 Crore, with a growth of 6.7% for the financial year so far (2024-25) and 7.1% for 2025-26.
* Demand Deposits are ₹3072654 Crore.
* Time Deposits are ₹21025772 Crore.
* Borrowings amount to ₹855826 Crore.
* Other Demand and Time Liabilities are ₹1049845 Crore.
* Bank Credit stands at ₹19266107 Crore, with a growth of 5.3% for the financial year so far (2024-25) and 5.6% for 2025-26.
* Food Credit is ₹42659 Crore.
* Non-food credit is ₹19223447 Crore.
**Money Stock: Components and Sources (as of October 03, 2025)**
* M3 stands at ₹28895229 Crore.
* Currency with the Public is ₹3698666 Crore.
* Demand Deposits with Banks are ₹3217634 Crore.
* Time Deposits with Banks are ₹21865077 Crore.
* Net Bank Credit to Government is ₹8734333 Crore.
* Bank Credit to the Commercial Sector is ₹20072996 Crore.
**Liquidity Operations by RBI (Oct 13 - Oct 19, 2025)**
* The report contains details on daily reverse repo, variable rate repo, variable rate reverse repo, MSF, SDF, standing liquidity facilities, and sale/purchase of OMO (Outright). The total net injection (+) or absorption (-) in the market is detailed.
**Impact Analysis**
**RBI**
* **Impact**: The document reflects the RBI's monetary policy stance and actions to manage liquidity and foreign exchange reserves.
* **Action Required**: Continue monitoring economic indicators and adjust monetary policy as needed.
**Scheduled Commercial Banks**
* **Impact**: The document provides data on their business in India, including deposits, borrowings, and credit.
* **Action Required**: Review their performance against industry trends and adjust strategies accordingly.
**Government (Central and State)**
* **Impact**: Information on loans and advances from the RBI, and bank credit to the government sector.
* **Action Required**: Monitor borrowing levels and manage finances prudently.
**General Public and Financial Analysts**
* **Impact**: Provides insights into the overall financial and monetary conditions in India.
* **Action Required**: Use the information for informed decision-making in investment and financial planning.
Key Entities Referenced
Reserve Bank of India: Central bank of India, primary subject of the statistical bulletin.
Scheduled Commercial Banks: Indian banks regulated by the Reserve Bank of India.
Foreign Exchange Reserves: India's foreign currency assets managed by the Reserve Bank of India.
Liquidity Adjustment Facility: Tool used by RBI to manage market liquidity through repo/reverse repo operations.