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Which money market Instrument is not used by bank to take loan from RBI? i) Call money ii) Repo Rate iii) Term money iv) Notice Money v) MSF vi) Bank Rate

Which money market Instrument is not used by bank to take loan from RBI? i) Call money ii) Repo Rate iii) Term money iv) Notice Money v) MSF vi) Bank Rate Correct Answer Only i,iii and iv

Money market Instrument used by bank to take loans from RBI are Repo Rate,Bank rate and MSF. Repo rate is for taking loan for 90 days,MSF for one day and Bank Rate for 90 days to 364 days.Call Money, Notice money and Term money are money market Instrument for Bank to Bank loan.

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