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[@dishannandy4385]

To control inflation, there are tools like Repo rate, CRR, SLR. In this case, RBI will increase Repo rate. Because it refers the interest rate at which RBI lends money to commercial banks. So if The interest rate that banks are paying to RBI becomes high, then banks also would lend money to people at higher rate of interest. For this people will think twice to avail a loan from banks. For the consequence, Money supply and demand also be reduced in the market. That's how inflation can be controlled. LAF stands for liquidity adjustment facility. it is monetary policy tool which allows banks to borrow money through repurchase agreement to manage liquidity.

[@nishusiddhu9389]

Ans 1. The tool available for controlling the inflation is repo rate. Reserve bank of India can adjust the repo rate to control the inflation i.e., the repo rate can be increased to decrease the inflation and vice versa. The ideal inflation rate is 2 to 6 percent.

[@namansandhu8469]

In order to control inflation, RBI makes changes in policy rate I.e repo rate, crr, slr . RBI will increase these rate so banks will have less money to lend and banks will increase loan interest rates…demand of loans will decrease and so does the money supply and inflation. 2) LAF stands for liquidity adjustment facility. This is the facility through which rbi control money supply and inflation in the economy by making changes in repo rate and reverse repo rate.

[@ANIKETBADONI-eu8bs]

LAF liquidity adjustment facility Sir it is the facility whith the help of which banks maintain their daily liquidity mismatches .It has two instruments/components Repo Reverse repo

[@jahangiransari8903]

RBI controls inflation rate in many ways like changing repo rate and reverse repo rate. increased repo rate means banks will get loans costly subsequently banks will lend it further to customers so if RBI increases repo rate money supply in the market decreases and inflation control s and in the case of reverse repo it is vice-versa LAF means liquidity adjustment facility it helps banks to borrow money from RBI through repurchase agreement

[@alok02k]

Sir, The main objective of making alteration in Policy Rates is to maintain the cycle of supply and demand which ultimately regulates the inflation. Liquidity adjustment is primarily done under LAF window to regulative inflation. Quantitative factors include CRR, SLR, and Repo System Qualitative factors include Margin Money Alteration, Rationing of Credit, Moralsuasion etc.

[@basicDebR]

RBI regulator of our money market there have several tools available to control inflation such as repo rate, reverse repo rate, bank rate, marginal standard facility etc. All tool are control in market liquidity flow which is influence in market money flow surplus and reduce money flow which is directly implement in our loan rate.

[@vaishnavibhatt2110]

Ans 1 if inflation is high then RBI will increase the rate of crr repo rate bankrate with these more money will be deposited in Bank and inflation will be controlled

[@Pooja_990]

Inflation occurs when the cost of commodities that we consume is higher than normal . RBI uses Repo rate, Reserve repo rate, Cash reserve ratio, statutory liquidity ratio...etc for controlling inflation from the economy. In Repo Rate- Banks taking loan from RBI in this rate...so if RBI wants to control inflation then they increases this rate...so that banks reduced their desire for more money...after that they not able to give enough money to public so in this way they control inflation. In Reverse repo rate- RBI takes Loan from banks in this rate. For controlling inflation they reduces the rate so that banks gives more loan to RBI. Rbi aisa isliye krta h taki jada Loan banks se le kr economy mai money flow reduce kr ske.

[@jk-ht9bc]

LAF ka full form Liquidity Adjustment Facility hai yah ek monetary policy tool hai jiska use bank apne din prati din ke liquidity me mismatch ko adjust krne ke liye krta hai. iske 2 component hai 1)repurchase agreement (repo) 2)reverse repo jis rate pr bank rbi se short term ke liye loan leti hai us rate ko repo rate kahte hai.

[@tesingromeo5213]

1. how rbi control inflation: rbi manage repo rate and crr and slr at monetary policy committee quarterly. by this rbi control inflation. if these three rates are increased, i.e banks provide loans at a higher rate to their customers and vise versa. so inflation be lower.

[@Neha-f6o7t]

Hello sir🙏 1.As one of the main function of RBI is to maintain price stability using his monetary policy framework. RBI uses some of the quantitative tool to control inflation in the country which are cash Reserve ratios, open Market operations ,bank rates and margin requirement. 2. Liquidity adjustment facility is a monetary policy tool used by reserve Bank of India to maintain price stability in the market. Under this framework all the banks, NBFI and central and state government can take Short term loan by using Government securities as a collateral with the intent of repurchasing those government securities back from the RBI.The interest rates used on it is called repo rate or repurchase agreement. Furthermore if RBI wants to take loan from the bank, the interest rates used are called reverse repo rate.

[@rohitsinha3523]

1.Rbi can control inflation by increasing CRR so that money inflows in market control,by banks have to reserve more money.Also by increasing repo rate or by decreasing reverse repo rate so bank have to maintain more liquidity,hence Money inflows in market become less. 2.Sir,LAF is Liquidity Adjustment Facility which is define as the difference between reverse repo rate and Repo Rate.

[@jahangiransari8903]

Please continue this series sir 🙏

[@sujitdey1034]

Sir, rbi RBI controls inflation by adjusting repo rate. Repo rate the rate at which bank borrows from the RBI. Increase in repo rate also known as Hawkish policy -higher repo rate leads to higher lending rate by bank making loan more expensive and thus it reduse demand in the economy and helps to lower inflationary pressure Decrease in repo rate also known as dovish if inflation is too low RBI lower the reported to stimulate demand as cheaper loan encourage borrowing and spending boosting economic activity. RBI uses various tools such as repo rate reverse repo rate CRR SLR open market operation. LAF IS A TOOL USED BY THE RBI TO MANAGE SHORT TERM LIABILITY IN THE ECONOMY AND CONTROL INFLATION IT ALLOWS BANK TO BORROW MONEY FROM OR PARLSURPLUS MONEY WITH THE RBI

[@GameChanger-fh6mj]

1. Inflation is managed by Reserve Bank of India by managing the supply/ flow of money. If the inflation is high, RBI can increase the Repo Rate means the interest at which banks take loan from RBI is increased then less amount of lending will take place, subsequently reducing the flow of money in the economy. This will lead to people buying less things and as a result inflation will decrease. And also if the Repo rate is decreased by RBI, the interest rate for banks to borrow loans from RBI will be less, this will lead to increase in supply of money, leading to increase in inflation. 2. LAF stands for Liquidity Adjustment Facility. It is a monetary policy tool used in India by RBI. Banks can use LAF to borrow money from RBI ( through repo rates) and can also lend money to RBI ( through reverse repo rates). LAF has two components :- Repo Rate ( rate at which banks take loan from RBI) and Reverse Repo Rate( rate at which RBI takes loan from Banks).

[@sweetyjha11]

Ans.1. Sir, For controlling inflation, RBI will increase repo rate ,bank rate, cash reserve ratio And standing deposit facility to absorb liquidity in the market. Ans.2. Sir,LAF means liquidity adjustment facility, it is a tool of rbi monetary policy committee to borrow money through repurchase agreement .

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[@sapnakanu3093]

1. When there is inflation in the market then RBI increases the interest rates of Repo rate. By doing this banks will get loan at higher rate and in return the same will disbursed the loan to the public at higher rates. Then the public will borrow less amount at higher interest rate thus decreases the money supply in the market. 2. LAF mean Liquidity Adjustment Facility, this tool is used by RBI to manage the liquidity in the Banking system. Repo rate and Reverse Repo Rate comes under LAF. Thank you sir 🙏 😊

[@saisuneelamitta8006]

Inflation means increase in price where money value will decrease to control this RBI uses monetary policy as a tool especially reporate and reverse repo rate. When money flow is low in the market market will reduce reporate by which money supply will be increased when money circulation is high in market RBI will increase the reverse reporate by which it sucks the money which is circulating in market

[@sant_aatma]

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[@Literary-Maniac-z8v]

1.) RBI controls inflation by controlling the flow of money i. e. Liquidity in the market. To do so, RBI uses some tools like Repo rate, Reverse Repo Rate etc. When Repo rate is increased that means Banks will get loans from RBI costly, which will further lead to higher interest rate applied by banks to customers for giving credits which will further lead to less amount of loans given to customers.. Due to lesser money available in the market, the price will automatically drop.. Hence will lead to decrease in inflation. And to increase inflation ( to keep it within the specified range of 2-6) , RBI may decrease the Repo Rate.

[@nfm_sanat23]

Answers to the questions: Q.1. (Ans.) Banks need to increase the repo rate, CRR and bank rate. By implementing this strategy, more money will be deposited in the bank, customers will think twice before availing loan from the bank and demand and supply of money will be reduced in the market, thereby controlling inflation. Q.2. (Ans) Liquidity Adjustment Facility, also known as LAF is a tool of the monetary policy which allows a bank to borrow money through repurchase agreement to borrow money.

[@sudeshnaraul6571]

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[@nikhiljagga2759]

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[@jk-ht9bc]

every 2 months pr RBI monetary policy commitee ki baithak krti hai or inflation ko control krne ke liye repo rate me changes lati hai agr repo rate increase hoga to bank ko rbi ko jyada interest pay krna hoga agr bank ko jyada interest pay krna hoga to o customer se bhi jyada interest lenge jis se loan lene walo ki no. me decrease hoga jis se market me money ka circulation kam how jayega

[@shivangitulsani8998]

For controlling inflation, absorbing liquidity is must where RBI can increase repo rate, reverse repo repo rate, bank rate, CRR and standing deposit facility. Doing so will restrict banks from borrowing and will subsequently suck liquidity from the market, reducing purchasing power of common man, thereby reducing inflation. LAF refers to liquidity adjustment facility. As the name suggest, RBi adjusts liquidity of the bank with it. It consist of repo rate and reverse repo rate. Repo rate is a rate at RBI lends money to.bank by pledging g-sec and reverse repo rate is its vice-versa that is a rate at which banks lend money to RBI.

[@rameshbasavaraja.2884]

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[@mohits2208]

Answer-1 To control the rising inflation RBI uses tools like increasing Repo Rate, CRR etc. With the increase in Repo Rate, Interest Rates increases that demotivate spending by motivating for Investment, Also the Expenditure on EMIs increases that results in decrease in liquidity with Public due to which demand decreases and inflation comes in control. But it is taken care that the demand is not too much decreased because it can hamper growth. By Increasing CRR also liquidity goes down, demand goes down and inflation is controlled. Answer-2 LAF is a system by which Banks adjust their liquidities by borrowing from or depositing with RBI.

[@showbiz1746]

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[@aakarshsinghbais]

Sir, I missed the 2nd reserve list of ibps po by 0.09 marks... (UR) Can I expect the 3rd list tomorrow.. and what are the chances of me getting selected?

[@MohitVerma-gn9cf]

Good morning sir How are you sir...? I hope your health is good.... Sir this is very helpful intiative for us😊 Ans1- Reporate is inversely proportional to Inflation If RBI increases Reporate it will be resulted in decline of demanding of loan by the public.. Thus The circulation of money in the market will be Low And Demand will be Decreased And inflation will be controlled. Ans-2----LAF... is Liquidity adjustment Facility😊