Economists anticipate the Reserve Bank of India will inject at least ₹5 lakh crore through liquidity operations next fiscal year. This move aims to balance a significant supply-demand imbalance in the bond market, facilitating effective transmission of past rate cuts and controlling borrowing costs amid substantial issuances.
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