05.08.202604:30:00UTC+00India Keeps Reverse Repo Rate Steady at 3.35% as of August 2026

India’s reverse repo rate remains unchanged at 3.35%, according to the latest update on 05 August 2026, signaling continued policy stability from the country’s monetary authorities. The rate, which serves as the benchmark at which the central bank absorbs excess liquidity from commercial banks, has been held at the same level as the previous reading of 3.35%.

With no change in the indicator, the decision suggests a wait-and-watch approach toward liquidity conditions and interest rate dynamics in the Indian financial system. Market participants and analysts will likely interpret the steady rate as an indication that policymakers see no immediate need to tighten or loosen short-term liquidity via this tool at this time.

The unchanged reverse repo rate will continue to influence banks’ incentives to park surplus funds with the central bank, indirectly affecting money market rates and funding conditions across the broader economy. Further signals on the policy stance will depend on upcoming economic data and future communications from the authorities.