The Reserve Bank of India has released the Scheduled Banks’ Statement of Position in India as on October 31, 2025 on Friday, showing stable trends in the cooperative banking segment.
Under All Scheduled Banks, deposits (other than from banks) stood at Rs 24,67,712.36 crore on October 31, 2025, compared with Rs 22,48,570.79 crore on November 1, 2024. These figures include deposits of Scheduled State Cooperative Banks and Scheduled Primary (Urban) Cooperative Banks.
Borrowings (other than from RBI, NABARD and EXIM Bank) under All Scheduled Banks were Rs 8,50,802.29 crore, slightly lower than mid-October 2025.
Bank credit under All Scheduled Banks- which includes cooperative bank credit- was reported at Rs 1,98,72,897.99 crore, higher than last year’s Rs 1,78,73,191.77 crore.
In the food credit segment, Scheduled Cooperative Banks’ outstanding food credit remained unchanged at Rs 51,974 crore, while Scheduled Commercial Banks’ food credit increased to Rs 70,371.31 crore.
As per the fortnightly data, 24 Scheduled State Cooperative Banks and 51 Scheduled Primary (Urban) Cooperative Banks were functioning during the current period.
The RBI data indicates overall stability in the cooperative banking sector, with deposits holding firm and food credit levels maintained.