Centralized Pension Payment System (CPPS)

State Bank of India Strategy to Enhance Deposit Accretion State Bank of India (SBI)

Reverse Repo Rate in India

Understanding CRRCRR is a part of the total deposit held by commercial banks, which are required by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).This ensures that a bank never faces a situation from where it cannot withdraw a particular amount and is kept inside the bank’s vault or deposited in the RBI.The MPC fixes the CRR in its periodical Monetary and Credit Policy.

RD vs FD Investments

• RBI to Continue the Policy Rate After GDP Growth of Q2 FY25 Felt Slowed• Q2 FY25 growth for GDP comes in at 5.4% YoY; that is from 6.7% YoY in Q1.• RBI to retain policy rate during its forthcoming policy given slowing GDP growth in Q2 FY25.RBI to Continue the Policy Rate After GDP Growth of Q2 FY25 Felt Slowed• Q2 FY25 growth for GDP comes in at 5.4% YoY; that is from 6.7% YoY in Q1.RBI to retain policy rate during its forthcoming policy given slowing GDP growth in Q2 FY25.• Concludes that consumption growth had decelerated because urban demand was softer and, consequently, had moderated in leveraged consumption.• GVA Growth slipped to 5.6% in Q2 after having recorded 6.8% in Q1, marking a sharp deterioration in broad-based economic performance.• Investment growth remained soft because government capex has tracked lower than last year and private investment remains largely mute.• It would indicate that the rural demand will rebound during the second half of the fiscal year due to a good performance in agriculture, payment from schemes by the government, and higher expenditure by the government.

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