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what do u mean by CRR?

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what do u mean by CRR?..

Answer / pradeep

Cash reserve Ratio (CRR) is the amount of funds that the
banks have to keep with RBI. If RBI decides to increase the
percent of this, the available amount with the banks comes
down. RBI is using this method (increase of CRR rate), to
drain out the excessive money from the banks.

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what do u mean by CRR?..

Answer / nayana

Cash Reserve Ratio

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what do u mean by CRR?..

Answer / nsvas

CRR means cash reserve ration the amount of % which the
banks has to store at RBI.

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what do u mean by CRR?..

Answer / sangeeta sunaiya

it means cash reserve ratio means bank keeps some
permanent amoumt of deposits with rbi this amount can not
be used by bank at present it 7.50%

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what do u mean by CRR?..

Answer / ankush

crr is the cash reserve ratio which any bank should keep a
certain amount of money with the RBI

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what do u mean by CRR?..

Answer / rakesh

crr mean cash reserve ratio crr ratio is applicable to
every bank. Every bank should have to deposit wit rbi which
amount will not using the bank,

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what do u mean by CRR?..

Answer / pranabjeet

CRR referes to the ratio of Bank's cash reserve balance
with RBI with reference to the Bank's net demand and time
liabilities to ensure the liqudity and solvency of the
scheduled banks.

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what do u mean by CRR?..

Answer / rohitash sharma

CRR(cash reserve ratio) is an ammount that every bank has
to keep with the RBI.RBI can increase the percentage of CRR.

rohitash.shrm@gmail.com

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what do u mean by CRR?..

Answer / chirag

CRR is Cash reserve ratio.
It is The amount of money a bank has to deposit with RBI or Central Bank. - IndianMoneyPlus.Com

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what do u mean by CRR?..

Answer / rajesh

CRR means cash reserve ratio where RBI used to control the
inflation

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