The rate at which RBI borrows from the bank

the rate at which the RBI lends to banks

repo and reverse repo rate are the rates at which the rbi 
lends to banks and banks park excess funds with the central 
banks

repo rate is that rate at which RBI lends securities & 
money to other banks.current rate is 7.75.

Repo rate refers to the interest rate at which RBI lends to 
banks in short term or overnight, while reverse repo is the 
rate for borrowing from banks.

Repo rate is the rate at which the reserve bank of India on 
deficit borrows from the commercial banks. and reverse repo 
rate is the interest rate at which RBI lends to the 
commercial banks....

Repo rate is the discount rate at which central bank 
repurchases govt. securities from commercial banks to 
inject liquidity in the market.

repo rate is the rate at which rbi discount securities like 
treasury bill to the bank. To meet certain liquidity 
standards ,from time to time, banks sell their securities 
like treasury bills to rbi at a discount price called 
reporate ,for a short period of time like overnight or fort 
night . after specified time banks repurchase the bill at 
its face value. so high repo rate high loss for banks or 
hike in reporate absorbe liquidity from the market by less 
lending to the banks, which in turn tame inflation.

repo rate is the interest rate at which the reserve bank of
india or central bank of the nation provide loans to
commercial banks

Reo is the interest rate at which the RBI lends money to 
other banks for meeting the short term deficits.

the rate which is refundable by RBI

The rate at which RBI borrows from the bank

the rate at which rbi borrow money from bank for short 
period to inject liquidity in the market.

repo rate is a rate at which rbi lends money to schedule 
banks.

Repo rate is the rate at which rate RBI lends short term 
funds to bank

Repo and Reverse Repo are tools available in the hands of 
RBI to manage the liquidity in the system. It either 
injects liquidity into the market if the conditions are 
tight or sucks out liquidity if the liquidity is excess in 
the system through the Repo and Reverse Repo mechanism, 
besides a host of other measures.

Now in REPO RBI injects liquidity into the system i.e. it 
purchases the securities from the banks and lends money to 
them to ease their liquidity crunch. The rate charged by it 
for lending money is the REPO rate.

Reverse REPO is the opposite of REPO: When liquidity is 
excess in the system. RBI sucks it out by Reverse REPO by 
lending securities and taking out money from banks. The 
rate charged for it is the Reverse Repo rate. 
These rates, form the bottom and the top of the Call money 
lending/borrowing of the banks. The call money rates 
generally fall in between this corridor.

Repo rate is the rate at which banks borrow funds from the 
RBI to meet the gap between the demandthey are facing for 
money (loans) and how much they have on hand to lend. If 
RBI wants to make it more expensive for the banks to borrow 
money, it reduces the repo rate.

the rate at which central bank repurchase government 
securities from the commercial banks to inject liquidity in 
the market.

It is the rate at which teh RBi pumps in short term 
liquidity into the system or rate at which RBI borrows from 
the banks.

repo rate is the rate at which companies lend to the 
burrowers on repurchased securities...

repo rate is the rate of interest which is fixed by rbi to 
lend money to bank & taking bank securites.

reverse repo rate is the rate at which rbi taking out money 
from the bank and return the bank security to the bank it 
is also decided by rbi itself.

repo rate and reverse repo rate both are decided by rbi to 
control thr liqudity in the system. 

repo rate increase to inject liqudity in the system and 
reverse repo rate decided to taking out money(sucking out) 
in the system.

Repo rate is a rate on which rbi lend omney to the 
commercial bank and take securities from there.

The rate at which RBI borrows from the bank.

repo rate is the rate at which bank borrows money from RBI 
and it is a way through which rbi injects liquidity in the 
economy

repo rate is the rate at which the rbi lends short term 
funds to the commercial banks