Features of Monetary Transmission Mechanism

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The process by which a central bank's monetary policy signals, such as the repo rate, are transmitted through the financial system to influence businesses and households is referred to as the monetary transmission mechanism or monetary transmission. There are numerous financial strategy announces the RBI; The repo rate is the most potent. The economy's overall interest rate also changes when the repo rate is changed. Businesses and households are encouraged to engage in activities of consumption and investment when the interest rate on bank loans changes as a result of a decrease in the repo rate. Borrowing money from banks is frequently used to finance investment and consumption. The repo rate channel is frequently referred to as the interest rate channel of monetary transmission due to the fact that it influences changes in the market interest rate.

Repo rate ↓ → Interest rate ↓→ Consumption, Investment ↑ → Output ↑→ Growth ↑

The primary conduit for the transmission of monetary policy is the interest rate. In a similar vein, there are channels for credit, asset price, confidence, and other things. The recent trend of central banks issuing specific communications in the form of guidelines with the intention of causing particular effects in the financial market is an intriguing development.

India's monetary policy transmission mechanism - In the Indian scenario, the repo rate heavily influences the momentary policy transmission. The economy's (banking system's) interest rate is set by the repo rate, which serves as the anchor rate. Now, the financial conditions of the banking system also play a role in determining how far a change in the repo rate can influence banks' interest rates. In this sense, India's monetary policy transmission centers on the banking system.

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