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The repo rate is the rate at which
- A. commercial banks lend to the public
- B. the RBI borrows from commercial banks
- C. banks lend to each other
- D. the RBI lends short-term funds to commercial banks
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Answer: (D) the RBI lends short-term funds to commercial banks
Repo (repurchase) rate is the interest charged by the RBI when banks borrow against government securities, and the RBI uses it to control liquidity and inflation. The rate at which the RBI absorbs funds from banks is the reverse repo rate, and interbank lending uses the call money rate. Retail lending rates are set by banks.
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