SDF and Reverse repo rate are both meant to sbsorb liquidity from banks. But there is one difference. SDF does not require RBI to deposit any collateral to banks unlike in Reverse repo rate.
Fiscal consolidation refers to a situation when deficit between revenue and expenditure decreases with respect to a reference situation of a fiscal deficit.
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SDF and Reverse repo rate are both meant to sbsorb liquidity from banks. But there is one difference. SDF does not require RBI to deposit any collateral to banks unlike in Reverse repo rate.
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Thankyou so much for the session ma’am😇. Can you please cover the Currency and Finance Report by the RBI, it would be really helpful.
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Fiscal consolidation refers to a situation when deficit between revenue and expenditure decreases with respect to a reference situation of a fiscal deficit.
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Report of Central Board of Directors on the working of RBI is submitted to Central Government under section 53(2) of the RBI Act 1934.
Real GDP is inflation adjusted unlike Nominal GDP.
GDP deflator is Nominal GDP:Real GDP.
Headline inflation include food inflation unlike core inflation.
Part 3 banaiye madam ye complete nhi hua
how to get pdf ..anyone?
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