India’s reverse repo rate has remained unchanged at 3.35%, according to the latest data updated on 5 June 2026. The indicator, which was previously at 3.35%, has been maintained at the same level, signaling policy stability on this key short-term liquidity tool.
The reverse repo rate is the rate at which the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) borrows money from commercial banks, and it plays a central role in managing liquidity in the financial system. By keeping the rate steady, policymakers appear to be prioritizing continuity, allowing markets and banks to operate under a predictable interest rate environment.
The unchanged reading suggests that, as of early June 2026, there has been no shift in the RBI’s stance on this particular policy lever, with the benchmark holding at 3.35% for the latest reference period.
