Practice mode RBI and Monetary Policy

In a reverse repo operation, what does the RBI do?

Correct answer C. Borrows funds from banks against government securities

Explanation

In a reverse repo, the RBI absorbs liquidity by selling securities to banks with an agreement to buy them back, so banks effectively lend surplus funds to the RBI.

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