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SBI Clerk Monetary Policy — practice questions — page 2

Explore 41 free Monetary Policy questions in SBI Clerk Banking Awareness. Open each question or exercise to read its content, reference answers and available explanation.

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Regional rural banks must hold their entire SLR in:Read the answer and worked solution →Non-government provident funds must invest what share of accretions in G-Secs?Read the answer and worked solution →Special securities are issued by the Government to entities such as:Read the answer and worked solution →Match each instrument to its shapeRead the answer and worked solution →Sort each item by how long it runsRead the answer and worked solution →True or false about liquidity toolsRead the answer and worked solution →Does the move add or drain liquidity?Read the answer and worked solution →Fill the gaps in the liquidity toolkitRead the answer and worked solution →Order an open market saleRead the answer and worked solution →Spot the one that does not fitRead the answer and worked solution →Pick the right answer, quicklyRead the answer and worked solution →

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Regional rural banks must hold their entire SLR in:

  1. Approved securitisation
  2. Approved securities
  3. Approved subsidiaries
  4. Approved settlements
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Correct answer: B. Approved securities

1. The requirement dates from April 2002. 2. It covers the whole of their SLR holding. 3. It must sit in Government and other approved securities. _Source: RBI, FAQs on the Government Securities Market in India_

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Non-government provident funds must invest what share of accretions in G-Secs?

  1. 30 per cent
  2. 50 per cent
  3. 40 per cent
  4. 20 per cent
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Correct answer: C. 40 per cent

1. The rule took effect from January 2005. 2. It covers superannuation and gratuity funds too. 3. The share is 40 per cent of incremental accretions. _Source: RBI, FAQs on the Government Securities Market in India_

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Special securities are issued by the Government to entities such as:

  1. Old marketing companies
  2. Only marketing companies
  3. Open marketing companies
  4. Oil marketing companies
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Correct answer: D. Oil marketing companies

1. They are issued under the market borrowing programme. 2. Fertiliser companies are another recipient. 3. Oil marketing companies receive them. _Source: RBI, FAQs on the Government Securities Market in India_

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