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Open Market Operations (OMOs) are a tool used by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to manage liquidity in the economy. OMOs involve buying and selling government securities (G-Secs) in the open market. The RBI uses OMOs to control inflation, boost economic growth, and keep bond yields at desired levels.
How OMOs work?
- Selling G-SecsWhen there is excess liquidity, the RBI sells G-Secs to remove it from the system.
- Buying G-SecsWhen there is a liquidity shortage, the RBI buys G-Secs to inject liquidity into the system.
Why OMOs are important?
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- OMOs help the RBI manage the rupee liquidity in the market.
- OMOs help the RBI keep bond yields low, which lowers the government’s borrowing cost.
- OMOs help the RBI control inflation and money supply.
- OMOs help the RBI smoothen liquidity conditions throughout the year.
