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Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR)

The Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) is the percentage of a bank's total deposits that it is required to hold with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) as reserves.

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What is Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR)?

Banks are required to keep aside a portion of the money they receive as deposits. This portion is known as the Cash Reserve Ratio or CRR. It is a fixed percentage of a bank’s total deposits that must be kept in cash with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

This reserve cannot be used by banks for giving loans or making investments. It acts as a safety measure to ensure banks do not run out of money. While scheduled commercial banks must follow this rule, regional rural banks and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) are not covered by this requirement.

What is the current CRR rate?

The current CRR rate, set by the RBI, is being reduced gradually. Starting September 2025, it will be lowered from 4% to 3% in four steps of 25 basis points each. This move is designed to improve liquidity in the banking system, releasing around Rs. 2.5 lakh crore. The change will help banks by increasing the funds available for lending and reducing costs.

Current CRR rate: RBI to cut CRR by 100 bps in four tranches to boost liquidity

In a major policy decision, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) recently announced a 100 basis points (bps) cut in the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR), to be carried out in phases. The CRR will be reduced from 4% to 3% through four equal steps of 25 bps each, starting from September 2025. The decision was part of the RBI's broader strategy to improve liquidity in the banking sector.

This change comes alongside a surprise 50 bps cut in the repo rate, bringing it down to 5.5%. It marks the third rate reduction this year. The Nifty Bank index reacted positively, climbing by over 1.2% during the announcement day, indicating strong market confidence in the move.

Governor Sanjay Malhotra explained that the reduction will take place across four fortnights—starting on 6th September, then 4th October, 1st November, and 29th November. The aim is to release about Rs. 2.5 lakh crore into the financial system by the end of November 2025. He also pointed out that this move would lower funding costs and improve the transmission of monetary policy to the credit market.

The RBI will hold the CRR at 3% for now, but the governor stressed that future decisions will depend on economic trends and liquidity conditions. This measured approach reflects the RBI's neutral stance, shifting from the earlier 'accommodative' position.

Governor Malhotra highlighted that CRR has mostly remained at 4% over the past 12–13 years, with a brief dip during the pandemic. Now, based on the current conditions, a 3% CRR is seen as enough to maintain financial stability and liquidity.

The expected result of this cut is a reduction in banks’ cost of borrowing and an improvement in their net interest margins by around 7 basis points. The repo rate cuts, including the previous ones in February and April, now total 100 bps for the year. Meanwhile, GDP growth forecasts for FY2025–26 remain unchanged at 6.5% for Q1, 6.7% for Q2, 6.6% for Q3, and 6.3% for Q4.

Overall, the RBI's latest actions aim to boost liquidity, reduce borrowing costs, and ensure a steady flow of credit to support economic growth.

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How does the Cash Reserve Ratio work?

The CRR directly affects how much money banks can lend. When the Reserve Bank of India increases the CRR, banks have to keep more money with the RBI, reducing the cash they can use for loans and investments. This helps the RBI control the flow of money in the economy and manage inflation.

Banks are required to keep a certain portion of their Net Demand and Time Liabilities (NDTL) with the RBI. This is calculated on a fortnightly basis. The minimum CRR is currently 3% of NDTL.

 

NDTL includes all the money banks owe to customers and other banks. Demand liabilities are funds that can be withdrawn immediately, such as savings and current account balances, overdue fixed deposits, and demand drafts. Time liabilities are deposits like fixed deposits, which can only be withdrawn after a set period.

Banks also count call money, borrowings, certificates of deposit, and interbank deposits as part of their liabilities.

A higher CRR means less money available with banks for day-to-day operations, while a lower CRR increases liquidity. This makes CRR a powerful tool in managing the economy.

In short, the CRR helps the RBI influence credit flow, inflation, and financial stability by regulating how much money banks can actively use.

What are the objectives of Cash Reserve Ratio?

There are a handful of important reasons for CRR to exist.

  • CRR ensures that banks always maintain a minimum level of liquidity. This way funds are easily available to customers, even if there is huge demand.

  • Another way of saying it is that since the RBI holds part of the bank’s deposit, that portion, as defined by the CRR, remains secure.

  • The Central Reserve Ratio (CRR) controls inflation by increasing to dissuade banks from lending more if inflation is high.

  • CRR is also linked to the base rate of loans, which is the rate below which banks cannot lend.

  • CRR helps control the supply of money in the economy. When CRR reduces, it has a positive effect on the economy.

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Importance of Cash Reserve Ratio

  1. Monetary policy tool: CRR serves as a crucial instrument for central banks to implement and fine-tune monetary policy to achieve economic objectives.

  2. Liquidity management: By mandating banks to hold reserves, CRR aids in managing liquidity in the banking system, ensuring stability.

  3. Inflation control: CRR helps in controlling inflation by limiting excessive credit creation, thus preventing the economy from overheating.

  4. Financial system stability: It safeguards the banking system by ensuring banks maintain adequate reserves, reducing the risk of bank failures and financial crises.

  5. Consumer protection: By stabilising the banking sector, CRR indirectly protects consumers' deposits and investments from systemic risks.

  6. Economic stability: CRR contributes to maintaining a stable and balanced economy by preventing rapid and unsustainable credit growth.

Advantages of CRR (Cash Reserve Ratio)

The Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) is a monetary policy tool used by central banks to control liquidity and manage inflation. Here are the advantages of Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR):

  1. Liquidity control: CRR helps in regulating the money supply by reducing the funds available for lending.

  2. Inflation management: By controlling excessive credit expansion, CRR assists in stabilising prices and managing inflationary pressures.

  3. Financial stability: Ensures banks maintain sufficient liquidity, reducing the risk of bank runs and enhancing the stability of the banking system.

  4. Monetary policy tool: Acts as an effective tool for central banks to implement monetary policy measures.

  5. Economic stability: Contributes to overall economic stability by preventing overheating of the economy and potential financial crises.

How does CRR control inflation?

CRR affects the level of liquidity in the country’s economy and as such, has a direct bearing on inflation. You can think of CRR as one of the faucets the RBI has to control the supply of money in the economy.

RBI can raise CRR to curb inflation, thus reducing the lending capacity of a bank. With less loans, there is less money flowing through the economy and less pressure on inflation.

How is CRR calculated?

CRR is calculated as a percentage of the bank’s NDTL, that is, net demand and time liabilities.

The public and other banks can describe NDTL as the bank's total demand and time liabilities (deposits) minus the deposits with other banks. The banks liabilities could take the form of:

  • Demand liabilities such as current deposits, Demand Drafts, cash certificates, etc.

  • Time liabilities such as FDs, gold deposits, cash certificates, etc

  • Other demand and time liabilities such as deposit interest, dividends, etc.

The formula used for calculating the cash reserve ratio is given below:

CRR(%)= Reserve Requirement / Deposits

Where CRR (cash reserve ratio) = the portion of the cash that the RBI asks respective commercial banks/financial institutes to keep aside and not use for lending or investment purposes.

NDTL = The difference between the sum of demand and time liabilities (deposits) of a bank/financial institute (with the public or the other bank/financial institute) and the deposits in the form of assets held by the other banks/financial institutes.

Deposit = The amount currently present with the banks/lenders

Why does the Cash Reserve Ratio keep on changing?

CRR serves as a safety net for customers, ensuring that banks have enough liquidity to handle a surge in demand for funds through withdrawals. Beyond that, the RBI is free to meet its other objectives and slash or increase the CRR. This means that it can regulate the CRR required from banks to control the flow of money in the economy from time to time. Since this objective is subject to the dynamics of the economy, and therefore, the cash reserve ratio will change periodically.

 

What is the rationale behind the Cash Reserve Ratio?

The main purpose of the Cash Reserve Ratio is to ensure that banks have enough cash available to meet the withdrawal needs of customers. If banks lend out too much of their funds without keeping reserves, they may struggle to provide money when depositors ask for it. The CRR serves as a buffer to prevent such situations.

Banks make profits by lending money and charging interest. Naturally, they would want to lend more to earn more. But this could be risky. In a situation where many people withdraw their money at once, banks may run short of cash. By requiring banks to keep a portion of their deposits with the RBI, CRR ensures a safety net.

Another important reason for having a CRR is to help the RBI control inflation and liquidity in the financial system. CRR is one of several tools used by the RBI to manage monetary policy. Others include the statutory liquidity ratio (SLR), repo rate, reverse repo rate, and open market operations.

It’s also important to note that banks do not earn any interest on the money they keep with the RBI as part of the CRR. So, while it supports financial stability, it also comes at a cost to banks.

Penalties for Cash Reserve Ratio

The Reserve Bank of India requires all scheduled commercial banks to maintain a specific level of cash reserves, known as the CRR. If a bank fails to maintain the required 3% of NDTL as cash reserves, it faces financial penalties.

If a bank falls short of the required amount on any given day, it must pay a penalty of 3% per annum above the RBI's bank rate on the shortfall. This penalty is charged for each day of the default.

If the shortfall continues on the next working day as well, the RBI may raise the penalty further. In such cases, the penalty increases to 5% per annum above the bank rate, again charged on the shortfall amount.

These strict rules are put in place to make sure banks follow CRR guidelines without fail, helping the RBI maintain monetary discipline and protect the financial system from liquidity-related risks.

Difference between CRR and SLR

CRR or Cash Reserve Ratio and SLR or Statutory Liquid Ratio are both components of the RBI’s monetary policy. SLR defines the percentage of deposits a bank needs to keep as liquid assets. However, the RBI specifies that these funds are maintained not just in cash form, but also in gold, PSU bonds, government securities, and other assets.

CRR and SLR rate:

The rates as of June 8, 2022 are:

  • CRR = 4.5%
  • SLR = 18%
     

Key Differences Between CRR and SLR

Aspect

CRR (Cash Reserve Ratio)

SLR (Statutory Liquid Ratio)

Definition

The percentage of total bank deposits that must be kept in cash with the RBI.

The percentage of total deposits that must be kept in liquid assets like gold, bonds, or government securities.

Form of Reserve

Only cash.

Liquid assets such as gold, PSU bonds, and government securities.

Held By

Maintained with the RBI.

Maintained by the bank itself.

Interest Earned

No interest is earned on CRR funds.

Banks earn interest on SLR funds.

Purpose

Controls liquidity in the economy by regulating cash flow.

Ensures solvency of banks and controls credit expansion.


Now that you know what CRR is and have some insight into how it impacts lending, investments, and the economy at large, it is advisable to make well-informed financial choices.


Why is CRR higher than SLR?

CRR is typically higher than SLR because it directly controls the money available for lending and helps manage liquidity in the banking system. SLR serves as an additional safeguard for banks' liquidity and solvency. Both ratios are tools used by the central bank to influence the money supply and ensure the stability of the banking system.


How does CRR affect the economy?

Cash Reserve Ratio or CRR is a part of the RBI’s monetary policy, which helps eliminate liquidity risk and regulate money supply in the economy. If the CRR rate increases, banks' ability to issue loans decreases, causing interest rates to rise.


The impact of CRR on the economy can be summarised as follows

  1. Money supply: By adjusting the CRR, the central bank can influence the money supply in the economy. Increasing the CRR reduces the funds available with commercial banks for lending, leading to a contraction in the money supply. Conversely, decreasing the CRR increases the lendable resources of banks, resulting in an expansion of the money supply.
  2. Inflation control: One of the primary objectives of implementing a CRR is to control inflation. When inflation is high, the central bank may raise the CRR to reduce the liquidity in the banking system and curb excessive lending. This helps in controlling inflationary pressures by limiting the amount of money available for spending.
  3. Interest rates: Changes in the CRR can indirectly impact interest rates. Increasing the CRR reduces the lendable resources of banks, which may lead to a scarcity of funds. This can push up interest rates as banks lend at higher rates to manage their reduced liquidity. Conversely, a decrease in the CRR can increase the lendable resources, potentially leading to lower interest rates.
  4. Bank profitability: The CRR requirement affects the profitability of commercial banks. Since the funds kept as cash reserves with the central bank do not earn interest, banks have to forgo potential earnings on those funds. Higher CRR requirements can reduce the profitability of banks, while lower CRR requirements can increase their profitability.
  5. Credit availability: Changes in the CRR can impact the availability of credit in the economy. When the CRR is high, banks have limited funds available for lending, which can result in reduced credit availability and tighter lending standards. Conversely, a lower CRR can increase the availability of credit as banks have more funds to lend.

It's important to note that the impact of CRR on the economy depends on various factors, including the prevailing economic conditions, monetary policy goals, and the effectiveness of other policy tools used in conjunction with the CRR. Central banks carefully assess these factors to make informed decisions regarding changes in the CRR to achieve their monetary policy objectives.

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How CRR can affect your home loan application

The Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) set by central banks plays a pivotal role in shaping the lending landscape, directly impacting various financial products, including home loans.

If CRR increases:

  • Higher interest rates: An increase in CRR often leads to a decrease in liquidity in the banking system. This can result in banks raising their lending rates, making home loans more expensive.
  • Reduced loan availability: With less liquidity due to higher CRR, banks may become more selective in approving loans, potentially leading to stricter eligibility criteria and reduced loan availability.
  • Longer approval time: Due to tighter liquidity conditions, banks may take longer to process and approve home loan applications.
  • Lower loan amount: Banks might offer lower loan amounts or require larger down payments from borrowers due to reduced liquidity.

If CRR decreases:

  • Lower interest rates: A decrease in CRR typically increases liquidity in the banking system. This can lead to banks lowering their lending rates, making home loans more affordable.
  • Increased loan availability: With higher liquidity, banks may be more willing to lend, leading to easier approval and potentially more competitive loan offers.
  • Quicker approval time: Improved liquidity conditions can result in faster processing and approval of home loan applications by banks.
  • Higher loan amount: Banks may offer higher loan amounts or require smaller down payments from borrowers due to increased liquidity.
  • Economic stimulus: A decrease in CRR can stimulate economic activity by encouraging borrowing and investment, which can positively impact the housing market and home loan availability.

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Conclusion

The Cash Reserve Ratio plays a crucial role in India’s monetary policy. It ensures that banks maintain a safe level of cash reserves to meet withdrawal demands, helping build confidence in the banking system. At the same time, the CRR allows the Reserve Bank of India to manage liquidity and control inflation. While banks earn no interest on CRR balances, the policy helps maintain financial stability. Whether you are a student, policymaker, or investor, understanding CRR gives you a better grasp of how the central bank steers the economy and safeguards the country’s financial system.

 

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Frequently asked questions

How does CRR work?

The Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) is a monetary policy tool used by central banks to regulate the money supply and control inflation. Here's how CRR works:

  1. CRR is the percentage of a bank's net demand and time liabilities (NDTL) that it is required to maintain as cash reserves with the central bank. NDTL includes deposits and certain other liabilities of commercial banks.
  2. Mandatory Reserves: When the central bank imposes a CRR requirement, it specifies the percentage of NDTL that banks must keep as cash reserves. For example, if the CRR is set at 4%, a bank with NDTL of Rs. 100 crore must maintain Rs. 4 crore (4% of Rs. 100 crore) as cash reserves.
  3. Reserve Maintenance: Banks are required to maintain their cash reserves on a daily basis, as prescribed by the central bank. This reserve maintenance is usually done through an account called the Cash Reserve Ratio account, held by the central bank. Banks transfer the required amount from their own funds to this account.
  4. Purpose and Impact: The primary objective of CRR is to control the money supply in the economy. By keeping a portion of their deposits as cash reserves, banks have fewer funds available for lending and investment purposes. This helps in curbing excessive lending and potential inflationary pressures.
  5. Liquidity Management: CRR also serves as a liquidity management tool for the central bank. By adjusting the CRR requirement, the central bank can influence the liquidity position of banks. Increasing the CRR reduces the lendable resources of banks, thereby draining liquidity from the system. Conversely, decreasing the CRR injects liquidity into the banking system.
  6. Monetary Policy Tool: Central banks use changes in the CRR as part of their monetary policy framework. They may increase the CRR to tighten monetary conditions and control inflation, or decrease it to ease liquidity and stimulate economic growth.
  7. Implications for Banks: Maintaining cash reserves reduces the profitability of banks since those funds do not earn interest. Banks have to forgo potential earnings on the funds held as cash reserves. Changes in the CRR can impact the profitability and lending capacity of banks.
  8. Statutory Requirement: CRR is typically a statutory requirement, meaning banks are legally obligated to maintain the specified percentage of their NDTL as cash reserves. Non-compliance with the CRR requirement may lead to penalties or other regulatory actions.

Overall, the Cash Reserve Ratio acts as a tool for the central bank to regulate liquidity in the banking system, influence lending capacity, and manage inflationary pressures. It is an important component of a central bank's monetary policy toolkit.

Does changing the CRR impact home loans?

Changing the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) can impact home loans indirectly. When the CRR is increased, it can lead to higher interest rates on home loan and reduced availability of credit. This happens because banks have to hold more of their deposits in reserves, limiting their lending capacity. Additionally, changes in the CRR are part of broader monetary policy efforts by central banks to control inflation and stabilize the economy, which can affect the overall demand for housing and home loans. Borrowers and lenders should be aware of these potential impacts on the cost and availability of home loans.

What is CRR and SLR rate?

Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) and Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR) are monetary policy tools used by central banks like the Reserve Bank of India. CRR is the percentage of a bank's deposits it must keep with the central bank, influencing liquidity. SLR is the percentage of deposits banks must invest in specified securities, regulating solvency and money supply. These ratios are adjusted by the central bank to control liquidity, impact interest rates, and achieve monetary policy goals. For the latest rates, it's recommended to check the official website of the Reserve Bank of India or reliable financial sources.

What is CRR value?

The CRR value is expressed as a percentage of a bank's total deposits that it is required to keep with the central bank. It acts as a reserve to ensure that banks have a certain level of liquidity and to control the money supply in the economy.

What does CRR mean?

The Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) is the percentage of deposits that banks are required to keep as reserves with the central bank, ensuring liquidity and stability in the banking system.

What is CRR rate today?

As of now, the Cash Reserve Ratio stands at 4%. However, starting from September 2025, it will be gradually reduced to 3% in four equal phases. This move is expected to boost liquidity in the financial system and make more funds available for lending by banks.

What is CRR for India?

In India, the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) is a monetary policy tool set by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). The CRR for India was set at 4.5%. However, this rate can be adjusted by the RBI as needed.

Why is Cash Reserve Ratio changed regularly?

The Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) is adjusted by the RBI to control money supply and inflation in the economy. By changing the CRR, the RBI can influence the amount of funds that banks have available for lending, thereby regulating liquidity and ensuring financial stability.

What happens when the CRR is increased by the RBI?

When the RBI increases the CRR, banks are required to hold more funds as reserves, reducing the amount available for lending. This decrease in available funds helps control inflation by reducing the money supply in the economy.

What is the recent announcement made by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) regarding the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR)?

The Reserve Bank of India has decided to lower the Cash Reserve Ratio from 4% to 3%. This change will take place in a phased manner and aims to inject more liquidity into the banking system to support lending and economic activity.

How will the 100-basis-point cut in the CRR be implemented?

The CRR cut will be implemented in four stages, with each stage lowering the rate by 25 basis points. The changes will come into effect fortnightly, beginning in September 2025, and will continue through to the end of November 2025.

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What is the primary objective behind the RBI's decision to cut the CRR?

The main goal of the CRR reduction is to release more money into the banking system. By holding less cash in reserve, banks will have greater access to funds, making it easier to offer loans and support economic growth through increased lending.

What is the anticipated impact of this CRR cut on the banking sector?

Lower CRR means banks will have more money available to lend. It is also expected to reduce their borrowing costs. According to the RBI, this could improve banks’ profit margins—known as net interest margins—by about 7 basis points.

As banks gain access to more funds for lending, borrowers can benefit from improved loan availability and competitive rates. Bajaj Finserv provides loans up to Rs. 15 crore* with interest rates starting from 7.49%* p.a. and flexible repayment options. Check your eligibility to explore home loan offers designed to meet your property financing needs. You may already be eligible, find out by entering your mobile number and OTP.

What is the historical context of the CRR, and what is the future outlook?

CRR has largely remained at 4% over the past decade. It was temporarily reduced during the COVID-19 pandemic to support the economy. Now, the RBI has decided that a 3% CRR is sufficient for maintaining financial stability while supporting growth. Future adjustments will depend on the economic outlook.

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