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MCQs 2026

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7.
Which of the following is NOT a potential benefit of a surge in retail Digital Rupee (e-Rupee) transactions?
A Reduced cost of currency management for the RBI.
B Enhanced financial inclusion.
C Increased reliance on physical cash.
D Potential for more efficient and traceable transactions.
8.
A surge in retail Digital Rupee (e-Rupee) transactions by August 2026 would most likely indicate:
A Decreased adoption of digital payment methods.
B Increased public trust and accessibility of CBDCs.
C A shift away from traditional banking services.
D Reduced government spending on digital infrastructure.
9.
What is the primary characteristic of the retail Digital Rupee (e-Rupee) introduced by the RBI?
A It is a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin.
B It is a liability of the commercial banks.
C It is a legal tender and a liability of the central bank.
D It is backed by gold reserves.
10.
A stable repo rate of 6.5% in August 2026, as decided by the RBI, is generally indicative of which economic scenario?
A Aggressive monetary tightening to combat high inflation
B A balanced approach between controlling inflation and supporting economic growth
C Significant monetary easing to stimulate a struggling economy
D A focus solely on currency depreciation
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