
The Reserve Bank of India has released the Reserve Money and Money Supply data for the fortnight ended August 15, 2026. The data covers key monetary aggregates including currency in circulation, bank…
The Reserve Bank of India has released the Reserve Money and Money Supply data for the fortnight ended August 15, 2026. The data covers key monetary aggregates including currency in circulation, bank reserves, and broad money (M3) as on the reporting Friday.

The publication is part of the RBI's regular schedule of releasing monetary statistics every fortnight. The figures provide a snapshot of liquidity conditions in the banking system and are used by analysts to track money supply trends.
The next set of data will be published for the fortnight ending August 29, 2026.
This fortnightly release is the central bank's core gauge of money supply and liquidity in the system. Currency in circulation typically rises ahead of the festival season, and this data set offers the first official reading for that period. The RBI uses M3 growth as one of the intermediate targets for monetary policy. The next fortnightly numbers, due after August 29, will show whether the seasonal build-up has accelerated.
Source: rbi.org.in
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