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When the RBI increases the "Repo Rate," it generally leads to:

A Lowering of interest rates by commercial banks.

B Increase in the money supply in the economy.

C Higher borrowing costs for commercial banks and consumers.

D Decrease in the value of the Rupee.

E Immediate increase in the stock market.

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