India’s reverse repo rate remains unchanged at 3.35%, with the latest data as of February 6, 2026 confirming no movement from the previous level of 3.35%. The decision to keep the rate steady indicates that there has been no recent adjustment in this key short-term policy tool.
The reverse repo rate is the interest rate at which the central bank of India borrows funds from commercial banks, and it plays a role in managing liquidity in the banking system. With the rate holding at 3.35%, conditions for banks placing surplus funds with the central bank remain stable, signaling continuity in the current monetary stance based on the available data.
