Monetary policy

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Learn the impact expansionary monetary policies and contractionary monetary policies have on the economy.

Introduction to VRRR How VRRR Works Impact of VRRR on Financial Markets1. Money Market Impact 2. Bond Market Influence 3. Banking Sector Effects Numerical Example Demonstrating VRRR Effects Conclusion Introduction to VRRR The Variable Reverse Repo Rate (VRRR) is a significant monetary policy instrument used by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to effectively manage liquidity and influence short-term interest rates in

Latest Aug-2021 RBI Policy Highlights: Before investing you need to understand the policy & terms and conditions. Read the latest change in RBI Policy here.

Curious about how the Federal Reserve influences the economy? 📉💵 Check out my latest blog post where I dive deep into the Federal Reserve's shift from using open market operations to focusing on the interest rate on reserves. Since October 2008, this change has transformed how the Fed manages economic conditions and impacts everything from interest rates to economic growth. 👉 Read more here: Understanding the Fed’s Interest Rate on Reserves: A New Era in Monetary Policy

Key Observations and Interest Rate Forecasts from the Latest Fed Meeting

Global economy is forecast to slowdown in the coming months, with a 2023 growth forecast at 2.7 per cent and a decreased 2024 forecast at 2.9 per cent. The US is expected to fall into recession in late 2023, while Europe's growth remains sluggish. On the bright side, India’s economy is robust with strong demand, and the ASEAN region maintains healthy growth.

The Federal Reserve, led by Chairman Jerome Powell, hints at a potential rate cut this year. This move, if implemented, would mark a significant shift in monetary policy, as interest rates have remained relatively stable since the aftermath of the financial crisis. Considering the current economic landscape, the Fed is contemplating reducing short-term interest rates to address various risks, including escalating trade tensions and a slowdown in global economic growth. The anticipation of a…

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