Financial Stability Report

The Financial Stability Report is a :

• Quarterly publication

• Semi-annual publication

• Annual publication

• None of the above

As per the latest FSR , an increase in the value of USD also tend to:

• Decrease inflation by driving down import prices

• Increase inflation by driving down import prices

• Increase inflation by driving up import prices

• Decrease inflation by driving up import prices

The latest released FSR refers to Bank for International Settlements (BIS) quarterly review ( Dec 2022). According to the BIS estimates US $80 trillion of dollar debt is " missing" , the missing debt as per BIS report is mainly in the form of :

• Government Bonds

• FX Swaps

• Private debt

• Household debt

As per the latest released FSR, Indian Banking system has remained resilient mainly due to:

• Improvement in profitability

• Adequate capital buffer

• High level of non-performing loans

• None of the above

Rising rates mainly result in _______ for banks investment book.

• MTM gain

• MTM loss

• No impact

• None of the above

As per the latest released FSR under India's G20 presidency, one of the priorities is to develop a framework for global regulation for cryptos. One of the possibility that the report talks about is :

• Prohibition, of unbacked crypto assets, stablecoins and DeFi.

• Limited use of unbacked crypto assets, stablecoins and DeFi.

• Adoption of unbacked crypto assets, stablecoins and DeFi.

• Bank adoption of unbacked crypto assets, stablecoins and DeFi.

"Financialization of commodities" mainly refers to:

• Increased investments in commodity linked ETFs

• Decreased investments in commodity linked ETFs

• Reduced Bank's exposure towards commodities traders

• None of the above

As per the latest released FSR if in an economy Banks have low market power then the entry of a CBDC that directly competes with bank deposits may result in:

• Lower deposit rates

• Higher Deposit rates

• No impact on deposit rates

• Deposit rates will first decrease then increase

As per the latest FSR, Corporate sector leverage, as reflected in debt-to-equity and debt-to-asset ratios, have been:

• Increasing gradually from pandemic lows

• Decreasing gradually from pandemic lows

• Remained unchanged from pandemic lows

• None of the above

The FSR highlights that the share of fixed assets in total assets remained subdued and at the level observed during H2:2021-22. This most likely indicates that :

• New Private investment has picked up

• New Private investment is yet to pickup

• Households debt has increased

• Private debt has increased