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The Reserve Bank of India prepared a ‘Financial stability Report’ (FSR) on _________ basis for the apex – level Financial Stability and Development Council (FSDC).
once in four years
Monthly
Quarterly
Half-yearly
Yearly
- The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) releases the Financial Stability Report (FSR) for the Financial Stability and Development Council (FSDC).
- Option 1: Once in four years - This frequency is too infrequent for the purposes of monitoring financial stability.
- Option 2: Monthly - This would be too frequent and likely unnecessary for the detailed analyses involved in the FSR.
- Option 3: Quarterly - This could be possible, but it might put too much burden on resources for comprehensive analysis.
- Option 4: Half-yearly - The RBI does prepare the FSR on a half-yearly basis, making it the correct choice for regular interval reporting while still being comprehensive.
- Option 5: Yearly - This could suffice, but half-yearly is optimal for staying on top of economic conditions.
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