Question
In the following questions, a few words have been
highlighted which may or may not be in their correct position. The sentence is then followed by options that should be interchanged with each other in order to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct. If no interchange is required, choose option E as your answer. The RBI has raise(A) been reducing excess liquidity from the banking system, which puts lending(B) on banks to proactively(C) their deposit and pressure(D) rates.Solution
“The RBI has proactively been reducing excess liquidity from the banking system, which puts pressure on banks to raise their deposit and lending rates.” Here, “proactively” is interchanged with “raise” to indicate that RBI is taking active steps to reduce excess liquidity. Also, “lending” is interchanged with “pressure” to create the idea that the RBI's actions create pressure on banks.
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