Current Affairs April 05 , 2019 : English MCQs

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[gktoday]

*Test*
1)Who is the newly elected President of Senegal?
2)The Government of India (GoI) has recently declared which time period as the Year of construction technology?
3)Who has been appointed new Chairman of the National Commission for Backward Classes (NCBC)?
4)Who has been appointed as the new Nepalese ambassador to India?
5)Who has become the first Asian woman cricketer to play hundred T20Is?
6)What is the name of India’s first locomotive-less train, which was recently in news?

7)Which state government has announced Shaurya Award for Students?

[siddharthchakraborty]

I do watch other CA videos when GK today is not uploaded but believe me no one else has as much concise and crisp info as GkToday.
Juat look at the bi monthly policy changes, each rate has been provided in the video. Elsewhere only the repo rate is being shown!
Thanks GkToday

[parthchanpura]

If money supply get increased in the market., inflation increases... Repo rate and reverse repo rate is inversely proportional to the

[abhishektripathi]

Best source of current affairs in comparison to rest . Sir please provide PDF if possible.

[vanshkhetrapal]

Money supply in the market increased by these repo rate cuts
Money supply increased results into more inflation, banks have more money now to influx into the market

[karthika]

Homework :
1. Relationship b/w money supply and inflation in the economy :
Increase the money supply than the growth in real output, cause inflation.. During high inflation, RBI makes strong attempts to reduce the money supply..
2. How money supply impact these rate cuts?
When the RBI needs to pump funds in to the system, it lowers the repo rate..

[tanyajaiswal]

If money supply increase in the economy this will lead to inflation and vice versa
To control this, commercial bank used quantitative and qualitative policy

[letsstudywithsubstance]

Less REPO Rate- banks will have cheap interest rated loans from RBI, More money means more inflation.