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Certificates of Deposits (CDs) are short-term, negotiable debt instruments issued by banks to raise funds. They are widely used by institutional investors such as mutual funds and corporations to manage liquidity due to their low-risk and fixed-term nature. CDs are often traded in the secondary market, making them an important tool for managing short-term cash needs in the financial market.
S&P Global Ratings is the credit rating agency of which of the following country?
When and where was the first edition of the Women’s Junior Asia Cup held?
Tea production in the country was 163.15 million kg in October 2022.How much has the tea production grown till October 2023 so far?
Which state has built 650,000 rural homes in the last decade as per the PMAYGrameen scheme update?
What ensures uninterrupted connectivity between Kashmir and Ladakh during winters in the Z-Morh tunnel?
Which Article of the Indian Constitution mandates the appointment of the Prime Minister by the president?
According to the World Bank’s latest Global Economic Prospects report,real global GDP is set to climb ______ this year.
What system is used to continuously clear cheques within hours instead of the traditional two-day period?