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Difference Between Reverse Repo Rate and Standing Deposit Facility? | Mint Primer
In April 2022, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) launched the standing deposit facility (SDF) as a mechanism to curb inflation by absorbing liquidity. The ‘Expert Committee to Revise and Strengthen the Monetary Policy Framework’ advocated the SDF as a liquidity management tool in January 2014. However, Section 17 of the RBI Act of 1934 was modified in 2018 to allow the RBI to introduce this instrument, which was now brought into action in 2022. The central bank's decision to deploy SDF raises a significant dilemma, though, as the reverse repo rate can also be used to absorb liquidity. Let us start this discussion by explaining what is a SDF and how it is different from a reverse repo facility. #reversereporate #standingdepositfacility #rbi #finance #mint Subscribe Now For Latest Updates- https://tinyurl.com/lbw8nze
13 Dec 2022Migrating out of the big cities may cause more pain
If the situation persists, it can negatively impact the economy and make recovery difficult. Mint takes a look.
2 min read9 Jun 2020Reverse migration pushes up infection count in states
Union health secretary holds review meeting with officials of states seeing a surge in casesMigrant movement has helped the novel coronavirus spread through rural areas
3 min read27 May 2020RBI is saying: lend please. Banks are saying – no no no, money with you is safer
Banks globally are not transmitting the money that central banks are providing to businesses that need the moneyThe US Federal Reserve has taken to buying corporate bonds directly rather than through banks. RBI has not gone this far
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Anirudh Agarwal, Member of Indian Angel Network, on the combination of various factors that are enabling the sector to flourish
1 min read9 Mar 2020Reverse Pitch | Today’s digital-first economy is creating B2C brands almost overnight
Despite being a relatively new entrant to the digital field, India has already emerged as the fastest-growing e-commerce market across the globe
1 min read17 Dec 2019Reverse Pitch | 'Confluence of real money gaming and cheap data heralded era of Gaming 2.0'
Today, India has over 200 million users spending hours every week on sports fantasy games or casual e-sports
1 min read10 Dec 2019Reverse Pitch | Voice is moving from music requests to becoming an integral part of popular culture
Voice shopping will grow from $2billion to over $40 billion by 2022, with AI driving 95% of consumer interactions by 2025
1 min read20 Nov 2019Reverse Pitch | 'The future of medical care is e-healthcare'
The increasing tension and mistrust between doctors and patients is just making a bad situation even worse
1 min read5 Nov 2019Reverse Pitch | Consumers are increasingly being non-committal to legacy brands: Akshay Mittal
The consumer sector is vast and many new brands are being created in categories such as food and beverages, and fashion and beauty
1 min read30 Jul 2019Popular Topics
Budget
The Union Budget contains details about the estimated receipts and the expenditure of the government for a particular fiscal year. The Budget is allotted for the upcoming fiscal year, which runs from 1st April to 31st March of the next year. Here is a quick guide on how the Union Budget is prepared