Economics · Monetary Policy
Analyze the impact of 'Open Market Operations (OMO)' on the banking system: Statement I: OMO involves the outright purchase and sale of government securities by the RBI to regulate durable, long-term liquidity in the market. Statement II: When the RBI conducts an 'OMO Purchase,' it results in an increase in the cash reserves of commercial banks and downward pressure on short-to-medium term interest rates. Statement III: OMOs are primarily and exclusively used to manage overnight micro-fluctuations in the call money market. Statement IV: 'Operation Twist' is a special type of OMO where the RBI simultaneously buys long-term securities and sells short-term securities. Which statements are accurate?
- 1All statements are correct
- 2Only Statement I and II are correct
- 3Statement II and III are correct
- 4Statement I, II, and IV are correct✓
Correct answer
Statement I, II, and IV are correct
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