Mumbai, May 29 (PTI) On March 31, 2025, the balance sheet size of the Reserve Bank increased by 8.20 percent year-on-year, causing a bumper dividend of Rs 2.69 lakh crore for the central government.
Property growth towards 52.09 percent, 14.32 percent and 1.70 percent respectively due to increase in gold, domestic investment and foreign investment, the RBI annual report asked for the year 2024-25 released on Thursday.
Income for the year increased by 22.77 percent and expenditure increased by 7.76 percent.
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“The year ended with a overall surplus of Rs 2,68,590.07 crore against the Rs 2,10,873.99 crore in the year, resulting in an increase of 27.37 percent, which resulted in an increase of 27.37 percent.
RBI’s balance sheet reflects activities carried out in pursuance of its various tasks that include monetary policy and reserved management objectives along with issuing currency.
According to the report, the balance sheet size increased by Rs 5,77,718.72 crore or 8.20 percent to 31 March 2024 from Rs 70,47,703.21 crore to Rs 76,25,421.93 crore on March 31, 2021.93 crore to Rs 76,25,421.93 crore.
In favor of the liabilities, the RBI stated that the increase in notes issued extended, revaluation accounts and other liabilities had increased by 6.03 percent, 17.32 percent and 23.31 percent respectively.
25.73 percent in domestic assets were formed, while foreign currency property, gold (including gold deposits and gold in India) and financial institutions outside India formed 74.27 percent of the total assets on 31 March 2025, which took place on 31.31 percent and 76.69 percent respectively.
A provision of Rs 44,861.70 crore was made and transferred to the contingency fund (CF). PTI NKD HVA
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