Cash Reserve Ratio = CRR 👈 👉 SLR = Statutory Liquidity Ratio In the previous post, we read about the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) and the instruments of the monetary policy. The RBI uses instruments of the monetary policy to regulate the price stability in the economy. The Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) and the Statutory … Read more
The Monetary Policy Committee of the RBI is the decision-making body regarding the RBI’s benchmark rates, the Repo rate and the bank rate. The monetary decisions taken by the RBI shape the short-term and long-term growth scenario of our economy. The key benchmark rates decide/influence the interest rates of the banking sector. Visit the RBI … Read more
Here we are going to read about the world’s largest business empires/Top 10 Companies of 2025. The companies and businesses are the backbone of the economy. . Company Market Cap (in US Dollar) Sector 1. Nvidia $5.040 trillion Semiconductors 2. Microsoft $4.025 trillion Technology 3. Apple $4.002 trillion Technology 4. Alphabet (Google) $3.323 trillion Technology … Read more
History & Background The IMF is an international organization which works to achieve sustainable growth and prosperity globally. Currently, in 2025, 191 countries are the members of the IMF. The organization was established in December 1945. In July 1944 at the United Nations Bretton Woods Conference – The international leaders proposed the idea of International … Read more
Countries which have the highest GDP are considered as the largest economies of the world. Here in this article, we are going to see the Top 10 economies globally. The IMF (International Monetary Fund) releases the “World Economic Outlook“. The World Economic Outlook is the source of the information about the economies and their GDP … Read more
Calculating a percentage is a basic skill that everyone must know. Using basic math operations like division➗ and multiplication✖️, we can learn how to calculate percentages. Percentages are important because -academic performance, increase in the prices of food and fuel, how much interest we get on our savings in a bank account, discounts on products, … Read more
The Federal Reserve of the USA (United States of America) is the central bank of the USA. Like we have the RBI as the central bank of India, the USA has the Federal Reserve. It is the U.S. central bank, created by the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. ‘The Fed’ is a popular short form for the Federal Reserve. … Read more
The Central statistical office (CSO) calculates and publishes the data related to the inflation, The CSO calculates the Consumer price index (CPI). As a consumer, we should be aware about the CPI as it shows the retail level inflation in an economy. The other inflation type, which is wholesale price index (WPI). The Office of … Read more
Inflation is the increase in the market value/ price of goods and services. In simple words, when you buy something (like water, cloths, house, petrol, internet service, etc.) it becomes more expensive/costly than before. This thing/phenomenon is inflation. It can be caused by many economic factors. Demand and supply are the central aspects of the … Read more