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261.
Which of the following is a potential upside risk to inflation that the RBI would consider when setting monetary policy?
A Falling global crude oil prices
B Stronger global supply chains
C Increased domestic agricultural output
D Rising global commodity prices
262.
The RBI's policy stance of 'withdrawal of accommodation' indicates:
A An aggressive easing of monetary policy
B A gradual tightening of liquidity conditions
C A focus solely on increasing inflation
D A complete halt to lending activities
263.
If the RBI maintains the repo rate, what is the immediate implication for borrowing costs for commercial banks?
A Borrowing costs will significantly decrease.
B Borrowing costs will remain largely unchanged.
C Borrowing costs will significantly increase.
D Borrowing costs will become zero.
264.
The RBI's primary mandate regarding inflation is to keep it within the target band of:
A 0-4%
B 2-6%
C 3-7%
D 4-8%
265.
What is the likely stance of the RBI's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) on key policy rates in April 2026, given current economic conditions?
A Significant increase in repo rate
B Significant decrease in repo rate
C Maintain status quo on repo rate
D Abolish the repo rate
266.
For competitive exams, understanding the factors contributing to India's GDP growth is important. Which of the following is NOT typically considered a driver of India's economic expansion?
A Manufacturing sector growth
B Digital economy expansion
C Infrastructure development
D Dependence on volatile commodity exports
267.
A sustained high GDP growth rate in India is most likely to lead to:
A Increased inflation and reduced employment
B Reduced foreign investment and capital outflow
C Job creation and poverty reduction
D Stagnation in the services sector
268.
What is the primary role of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in relation to national economies?
A To provide direct loans for infrastructure projects
B To set international trade tariffs
C To provide macroeconomic forecasts and financial assistance
D To regulate domestic stock markets
269.
Which of the following is a key factor contributing to India's projected GDP growth for FY27, as per typical IMF analyses?
A Declining domestic consumption
B Reduced government spending
C Strong domestic demand
D Decreasing foreign direct investment
270.
According to the latest IMF projections for FY27, what is the anticipated GDP growth rate for India?
A Around 5.5%
B Around 6.5%
C Around 7.5%
D Around 6.0%