RBI Holding Back Rs. 2000 Notes? Here’s What SBI Report Explains
After the much debated and controversial decision of demonetisation of INR 500 and INR 1000 denominations notes in November, 2016 it is being rumoured that the Government may be planning a deliberate attempt to create a shortage of INR 2000 denomination notes in the Indian economy. The speculation has been fueled by the SBI research report which categorically indicates that the government may have plans to either hold back Rs. 2000 notes or stop the printing of the high end denomination altogether.
It is reported that the value of small denomination currency till March 2017 was INR 350 100 Cr. According to a report presented by Finance Ministry, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had printed 1695.7 Cr units of INR 500 and 364.4 Cr units of INR 2000 notes as on 8th December valuating to INR 1 578 700 Cr. It is reported that INR 1 332 400 Cr worth of high denomination notes were in circulation as on 8th December thus implying that nearly INR 246 399 Cr may not have been supplied in the market by RBI. These figures has been explicitly estimated by a report authored by Soumya Ghosh, group Chief Economic Adviser of SBI. The same report also insinuates that INR 246 300 may be a very conservative figure since the central bank also printed small denominations of INR 50 and INR 200 notes. All signs indicates that RBI might be planning a conscious effort in scrapping Rs. 2000 notes or pulling out the supply slowly in order to curb the high value cash transactions in the country. This can safely be assumed that the percentage of small denomination notes may have reached nearly 35% of the total value of cash circulation in the market. This is in high contrast to the 86-87% of INR 500 and INR 1000 denomination notes circulating in the market previous to 8th November, 2017.
Though the move had resulted in immediate cash crunch in the economy but many economists believe that such deliberate steps to pull high denomination notes from the economy will not only curb black money but will also enhance digital financial transactions in the economy resulting in fairer money deals across the country.
It is very good and make it fast to call back the Rs.2000 notes. All notes kept with very big parties only.
good stop it now only rs 100 or below
Good decision
Good step at proper time
Good step, at proper time
good move. banned Rs.2000 notes immediaely
Lions never look back when she/he leaves a place where she/he was there
This is a very very good decision of RBI to shortage present in market of Rs.2000/- Notes
very good decision coz there are no requirement so high value note as per indian economy
Good step ,shall be taken immeditly.
modi ji planning swacch bharat
Good decision
Good decision
Good
Good decision
Good decision right now.
Chalo 1 saal baad hi sahi apni galti ka ahsaas to hua
Government going crazy , from next election pary will be invisible in ls/rs

Very good decision.we are always with you modi ji
This is very good decision of RBi to call back Rs.2000/= notes. All notes are kept by big parties only. There is no requirement so high value notes as per Indian economy
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good keep it up
Very good decision.
Good decision
Good decision.
Good decision, after 1 1/2 year study, Lesson Learnt
One part of the Mission Swatch Bharath
Very very good decision
Very good decision by GOI
Good decision as it will punish duplicate printer of currency
It shouldn’t be foolish decision as usual. Proper planning must be there before executing.
Very good
Good decision, to be implemented in same manner as 2016 demonetisation
Good decision, to be implemented in same manner as 2016 demonetisation with limited period & amount
WHY RBI HAS NOT THOUGHT EARLIER TIME BEFORE NOTBANDHI ?
SHOULD WE CONSIDER NOTBANDHI AS NATBADLI BY GIVING SUFFICIENT TIME UNDER TENSE AND HARASSMENT TO COMMAN MEN ?
Very Good Decision and should be implemented at the earliest.
good move. banned Rs.2000 notes immediaely
Good decision. Must be done
Good decision as it will punish duplicate printer of currency
Very good disition
Good Decision.
They have make it every once in 5 years
They have make it every once in 5 years because they should think about the cost of changes the currencies
First government to make education and hospitality free then our nation will grow
Then automatically the peiple also think it our nation and they pay proper taxes becuase of the high taxes the
demonetize 2000 rupee note
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Just like GST, the single tax system to be incorporated in all other taxation policies.
A very welcome decision.
Plse stop 2000 notes
Rs. 2000/- to be stopped just before 2019 Election.
It is very good decision. Of course after a serious thought on corruption.
It is a very very good decision i saport this decision
Very Good Decision
Very Good please stop immediately
Rs 2000 note should be banned
Good decision. Go fast….
Good decision ,
Very Good Decision
Good decision
It is really very good decision to curb hoarding of black money.
Hold for some time that better way
Circulation and Zero value of Rs 2000/- should have same fate as of Rs 500/- and Rs 1000/-. It requires less space and volume to keep thus is promoting corruption faster than past. YES interest of Politicians and Industrialists requires to be checked as they are the backbone of Country Mera Bharat. It is required as huge amount of currency tricked out from their hidden stores. Then we can once again repeat MERA BHARAT MAHAN, corruption free, believes in transparency and accountability.
very good
Majaak bana rakha he Gujrat coterie ne
Agreed. Keeping cash is not a crime. Better that agencies tighten their vigilance rather than meddling with currency
It is very much needed to withdraw and domonitise the 2000 rupees currency. Cash transactions to be curtailed other than for a small transactions.
It will be very good decision to curb black money but after 2019 election
Why after 2019 elections. When we get 2000 denomination from any sources, ATM, its scary whether note is torn, overwritten, color bleeding etc., We got to treat the note alike any jewellery article. It’s nightmare even for middle class salaried person. Pls, pls remove from circulation and abolish asap for our economy. The act would cleanse BJP image too.
It’s a Good Decession to gradually withdraw High Denomination Currency, but RBI is charging commission for Every online transaction – THIS must be withdrawn
No need to judge decisions all the time
Is the government really sincere to curb the RS.2000/ denomination, this government is just befooling people
Better to wait upto 2019 election, otherwise it will create difficulties to leaders to complete election. Thereafter decision can be taken slowly.
Good decision
यह RBI का उत्तम विचार है इससे कालेधन पर रोक लगेगी
Sir,
आप ने जो निर्णय लिया वह सहार्णिय हैं।
पर निर्णय लेने से पहले यह व्यवस्था जरूर करना चाहिए थी, ATM या बैंक से जमा राशि निकलने मे कोई दिक्कत न हो । जब भी रूपये कि जरूरत पड़ी ATM का सटल डाउन बैंको मे भिड़।
Good Decision
It should be banned immediately
Very good decision RBI Bank
Very good
Very good decision
Good design govt should mandate online transactions
Good decision by government
Good decision,Rs.2000.00 should immediately be stop/withdrawn .
Good decision,Should immediately be stopped/withdrawn.
माझा पाठिंबा आहे या निर्णयाला
Good move, let there be acceptance from one & all
Very good decision against corruption.
All intellectuals will undoubtedly support the move. Only corrupt and anti India people would oppose the move.
very good decision for corruption
Very good decision against corruption, Do immediately.
Very Good Decision after corruption. Nice move.
Good decision
Very good decision to control the corruption !
A very very good decision to crub 2000/-notes. But most of the notes are with the political parties, MP CORPORATERS. BUILDERS ETC
Very good. I support it.
This is another excuse and plan to prepare ground to carry further government’s evil plan on demonetization. People are fools to believe this garbage.
Yes good decision if it is withdrawn without giving any room to do any malpractice by unaccount holders as happened in the past in 1000 and 500 demonitisation
Stoppage or slow down of Rs 2000 notes should become a major Budget decision. I personally support withdraw of Rs 2000 notes.
Good decision
sar coin ko jada se jada chalao coin koi bhi nahi lete bebari bhi bahu kam lete bolte ki bank me nahi lete
I support to withdraw high value currency rs 2000 notes.definetly it controls some curreption.may be introduced rs 1000 notes again.this may be taken before 2019 general election.
Why did u introduce it the first place
see our people only by words not in action because our political people all moment only curreption not for people even single pisea they did not give for people so these all white dressed Don’s that solve
It should not be banned totally, but circulation limit must be lowered to barest minimum. Our aim should be total digitalisation and if we achieve it there will be no need of any denomination of notes. It’s the need of hour as any denomination can lead to corruption by the people of such mentality.
Good move
it willstop the corruption in banking system
Good move this has to be supported by all Indians
They should do every year it doesn’t matter what is expense of printing to punish duplicate currency suppliers.
Bold step. Surely it will bring down black money, reduce corruption and enhance digital transactions.
Every Indian should support.
Very good desison
Better to black 2000 rupees notes at the earliest
Many Black Money holders in India owns godowns with full of Black Money in Rs 2000 , 500 , 100 and even 50 Rupee notes which Govt is not able to locate and seize the money !!! Rs 2000 note must be withdrawn in phased manner in next 3-4 months now .
Good step but digital transaction up to ₹2000 should be free for at least one year.
Currency of Rs.2000/- should be withdrawn in a phased manner, but before that it must be ensured that common public should not face any further problem for scarcity of other lower denomiinations currency notes. So adequate numbers of lower denominatton currency notes must hatve to be circulated before taking that step.
hello RBI and sbi
it will a great step if 2000 rupee is bought less i the market it will reduce black money transaction and small money denomination will flow in the market and shall bring down inflation also to carry bigger denomination currency like 2000/- rupee is easy for doing black money transaction pls instructs the banks not to give bigger denomination currency for re circulation for it from the bank counter and should go back to RBI
pls do it fast in the interest of the nation