The Hindu & The Indian Express Analysis | 05 June, 2024 | Daily Current Affairs | DNS | UPSC CSE
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Welcome to Daily News Simplified! (DNS) In this video lecture, we will do a detailed analysis of THE HINDU & INDIAN EXPRESS for UPSC CSE 2024 and all other relevant competitive examinations.
This session is scheduled to commence today at 6:00 PM, providing you with the opportunity to directly address any queries you may have regarding current affairs with Ankit Sir.
Get all the important news and editorial analysis for UPSC IAS 2024 from THE HINDU newspaper with our daily current affairs Rau’s IAS DNS video lecture. We'll cover all the important news and editorials from 5th June, 2024 including:
🎯 List of Topics for UPSC Prelims and Mains
Intro (00:00)
1. Indian Economy: Road Ahead
2. IBC & NCLT
3. Variable Reverse Repo Rate
4. Bond Yields
5. Reverse Transcription
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53:46 Reduction in inflation means increase in interest rates => Higher bond yields. Option 1 should be correct
No. Reduction in inflation will mean lower interest rates. Demand for bonds will increase which will push the prices up thereby reducing the yields.
@@AnkitSingh-qh8dp Bhai lower interest rates means more liquidity in economy as loans are cheaper which will drive economy and hence inflation increases therefore to reduce inflation interest rates are increased => Higher bond yields as its directly proportional to interest rates.
Ulta Funda mat de bhai
sir please kindly check the variable repo rate , it should be higher than the prevailing repo rate as RBI invites bids and which ever bank pays more intrest gets the loan and repo is the threshold limit below which banks cannot lower their bids.
No. VRR rates are generally lower than repo rates so as to infuse more liquidity with the banks.
Quite simply, if the borrowing interest rates were higher, why would banks take loans under VRR, wouldn't they simply go with repo rate?
But sir in vrr RBI invites bids right !
And there had to be a thereshold limit below which banks cannot lower their bids?
Basava sir had also told us the same thing.
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Sir,pls check variable repo rate once,vrr great than repo rate
No. VRR rates are generally lower than repo rates so as to infuse more liquidity with the banks.
Quite simply, if the borrowing interest rates were higher, why would banks take loans under VRR, wouldn't they simply go with repo rate?
@@AnkitSingh-qh8dp thank you so much sir💞
Sir how deflation is leading to lower bond price ??
Deflation leads to *higher* bond prices, not lower.
To counter deflation, Central banks reduce interest rates. Hence, bonds become a better investment option which leads to an increase in their demand resulting in an increase in the bond prices.
@@AnkitSingh-qh8dp hlo please If you have some contact number please share this with me bcoz I have no mates to discuss doubts if possible
the language and terminology of this sir is very hard to understand a bit of elaborate explanation would be better for beginners
Sir is using well polished terminologies and words which a civil servant is expected to understand. He is training civil aspirants I believe instead of degrading his language you should try to focus on reading newspaper which will help you have a better grasp on the formal language that is essential for civil aspirants.
Nth like that…….
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