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Pick the regulatory body of capital market in India?

• RBI

• SBI

• CBI

• SEBI

Answer explanation

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is the regulatory body for the capital market in India, responsible for protecting investor interests and promoting the development of the securities market.

When the value of Indian Currency(INR) with respect to US dollar Got decreased then what can I conclude?

• USD depreciated

• INR appreciated

• USD Depreciated and INR appreciated

• USD appreciated and INR depreciated

Answer explanation

When the value of INR decreases against the USD, it means that the USD has become stronger (appreciated) while the INR has weakened (depreciated). Thus, the correct conclusion is that USD appreciated and INR depreciated.

What happens to the purchasing power of the Indian Rupee (INR) when it depreciates against the US Dollar?

• It remains the same

• It fluctuates

• It increases

• It decreases

Answer explanation

When the Indian Rupee (INR) depreciates against the US Dollar, it means that more rupees are needed to buy the same amount of dollars. This leads to a decrease in purchasing power, making imports more expensive.

In the context of foreign exchange, what does it mean when a currency is said to be 'strong'?

• It is less stable

• It can buy more of another currency

• It has a lower interest rate

• It is less traded

Answer explanation

A 'strong' currency means it has a high value relative to other currencies, allowing it to buy more of another currency. This is beneficial for imports and travel, making the correct choice 'It can buy more of another currency'.

Mark the right option which only contains money market instrument

• T bills

  Stocks

  Debentures

  Bonds

• 1.T bills

  2.Cash management bill

  3.Ways and means advances

  4.commercial papers

• T bills

  Stocks

  Foreign loan

  Home loans

• Stocks

  T bills

  Foreign loans

What is the impact on exports when the Indian Rupee (INR) depreciates against the US Dollar?

• Exports decrease

• Exports become more expensive

• Exports increase

• No impact on exports

Which of the following is not a money market instrument?

• Commercial papers

• Certificates of deposit

• Repurchase agreements

• Equity shares

Which organization is responsible for regulating the foreign exchange market in India?

• RBI

• SEBI

• Ministry of Finance

• IRDAI

What is a platform where buyers and sellers come together to trade financial assets like stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies. These markets facilitate the flow of capital, enable businesses and governments to raise funds, and allow investors to manage their financial risks.

• Financial Market

• Bond market

• Money marker

• Capital market

Tressury bills duration ranges varies between

• 2 days

  3 days

  5 days

• 91 days

  182 days

  364 days

• 3 years

  4 years

  10 years

• 14 days

  31 days

  91 days

  182 days

  364 days