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Answer: I agree with the statement.

Reasons:

  1. Short-term finance: It provides short-term funds to trade, industry and agriculture for working capital.
  2. Helps the government: The government raises short-term funds through treasury bills.
  3. Monetary policy: It helps the RBI implement monetary policy through repo rate, CRR and open market operations.
  4. Liquidity and use of surplus funds: Banks and institutions invest surplus funds for short periods and earn returns while staying liquid.
  5. Economic growth: By mobilising savings and channelling them into productive use, it helps economic development.
Doubtly AI · 29 Oct 2026 AI-verified · Nov 2026 Report
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