In conducting Open Market Operations (OMO), RBI targets to regulated-
RBI’s mandate is to manage inflation in the economy. OMO refers to the purchase and sale of the Government securities (G-Secs) by RBI from / to market. OMOs are conducted to adjust the rupee liquidity in the economy to ultimately manage inflation. When RBI sells government security in the markets, the banks purchase them, which reduce money with banks and their ability to lend therefore reducing the money supply in market. The reduced money supply will reduce the purchasing power and reduce inflation. When RBI purchases the securities, the market will have more money supply and it will increase the inflation.
Which of the following statements about the Indian budget is incorrect?
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According to Union Budget 2023-24, consider the following statements regarding the Marine sector:
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Which of the following methods involves computing the cost of capital by dividing the dividend by market price/net proceeds per share?
Who among the following cannot issue commercial papers?
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The Asset-Liability Management committee (ALCO) deal with different types of ______
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Consider the following statements regarding India’s updated Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs):
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