Standing Deposit Facility (SDF) and Marginal Standing Facility (MSF) | Quick Recap | Vision IAS
Reserve Bank of India revised the timings Standing Deposit Facility (SDF) and Marginal Standing Facility (MSF).
#RBIUpdates #SDF #MSF #IndianBanking #LiquidityManagement #MonetaryPolicy #BankingAwareness #FinancialLiteracy #UPSC2025 #EconomyExplained #QuickRecap #VisionIAS #UPSC2026 #UPADTE
Reserve Bank of India revised the timings Standing Deposit Facility (SDF) and Marginal Standing Facility (MSF).
#RBIUpdates #SDF #MSF #IndianBanking #LiquidityManagement #MonetaryPolicy #BankingAwareness #FinancialLiteracy #UPSC2025 #EconomyExplained #QuickRecap #VisionIAS #UPSC2026 #UPADTE
Variable Rate Reverse Repo (VRRR) | Quick Recap | Vision IAS
RBI has removed 1,00,010 crore rupees from the banking system through the VRRR.
#VariableRateReverseRepo #RBI #ReverseRepoRate #MonetaryPolicy #BankingOperations #RBIUpdate #FinanceNews #IndianEconomy #IASPreparation #UPSCMains #CurrentAffairs #StudySmart #UPSC2026 #VisionIAS
RBI has removed 1,00,010 crore rupees from the banking system through the VRRR.
#VariableRateReverseRepo #RBI #ReverseRepoRate #MonetaryPolicy #BankingOperations #RBIUpdate #FinanceNews #IndianEconomy #IASPreparation #UPSCMains #CurrentAffairs #StudySmart #UPSC2026 #VisionIAS
Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) | Quick Recap | Vision IAS
MPC of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its August 2025 meeting kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.5%, maintaining a neutral stance.
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MPC of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its August 2025 meeting kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.5%, maintaining a neutral stance.
#RBI #MPC2025 #RepoRate #MonetaryPolicy #InflationTarget #RBIRepoRate #ReserveBankOfIndia #UPSCEconomy #RBIUpdate #IndianEconomy #UPSC2025 #IASPreparation #UPSCMains #CurrentAffairs #StudySmart #UPSC2026 #VisionIAS
https://youtu.be/ejNBETyyJAg
Economic Survey 2025-26 (Part 1) | Growth Forecast, Fiscal Deficit, Inflation, Forex Reserves
In this video, you’ll get a crisp, UPSC-focused overview of the Economic Survey 2025-26 (first 4–5 chapters) and how its themes connect with the Budget.
What you’ll learn:
Entrepreneurial State: why the government must think like an entrepreneur in a high-risk, uncertain global environment
“Marathon + Sprint” approach: balancing long-term stability with immediate economic priorities
GDP growth projection (6.8%–7.2%) and the logic of Nominal GDP behind fiscal targets
Fiscal deficit target (4.3% of GDP) and why high government borrowing (~17 lakh cr) can impact bond yields & markets
Inflation under control → RBI gets more room to focus on growth
Banking sector health: fall in Gross & Net NPAs, and the role of IBC
External sector resilience: forex reserves, CAD trends, and why capital outflows can happen despite macro stability
Perfect for UPSC Prelims + Mains economy prep and anyone looking for a clear Economic Survey summary.
#EconomicSurvey2025_26 #UPSC #UPSC2026 #IndianEconomy #Budget2026 #FiscalDeficit #GDPGrowth #NominalGDP #Inflation #RBI #MonetaryPolicy #ForexReserves #CurrentAccountDeficit #BankingSector #NPA #IBC #MSME #Capex #UPSCPrelims #UPSCMains #EconomyNotes
Economic Survey 2025-26 (Part 1) | Growth Forecast, Fiscal Deficit, Inflation, Forex Reserves
In this video, you’ll get a crisp, UPSC-focused overview of the Economic Survey 2025-26 (first 4–5 chapters) and how its themes connect with the Budget.
What you’ll learn:
Entrepreneurial State: why the government must think like an entrepreneur in a high-risk, uncertain global environment
“Marathon + Sprint” approach: balancing long-term stability with immediate economic priorities
GDP growth projection (6.8%–7.2%) and the logic of Nominal GDP behind fiscal targets
Fiscal deficit target (4.3% of GDP) and why high government borrowing (~17 lakh cr) can impact bond yields & markets
Inflation under control → RBI gets more room to focus on growth
Banking sector health: fall in Gross & Net NPAs, and the role of IBC
External sector resilience: forex reserves, CAD trends, and why capital outflows can happen despite macro stability
Perfect for UPSC Prelims + Mains economy prep and anyone looking for a clear Economic Survey summary.
#EconomicSurvey2025_26 #UPSC #UPSC2026 #IndianEconomy #Budget2026 #FiscalDeficit #GDPGrowth #NominalGDP #Inflation #RBI #MonetaryPolicy #ForexReserves #CurrentAccountDeficit #BankingSector #NPA #IBC #MSME #Capex #UPSCPrelims #UPSCMains #EconomyNotes
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Economic Survey 2025-26 (Part 1) | Growth Forecast, Fiscal Deficit, Inflation, Forex Reserves
In this video, you’ll get a crisp, UPSC-focused overview of the Economic Survey 2025-26 (first 4–5 chapters) and how its themes connect with the Budget.
00:00 - 03:15 Ads
03:16 - 04:31 Introduction
04:32 - 21:29 State of the Economy
21:30 - 32:30 Fiscal…
00:00 - 03:15 Ads
03:16 - 04:31 Introduction
04:32 - 21:29 State of the Economy
21:30 - 32:30 Fiscal…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPochCaDCnk
Economic Survey 2025-26: Mundell-Fleming Trilemma for UPSC | Piyush Sir
The Economic Survey 2025–26 highlights a critical macroeconomic concept — the Mundell-Fleming Trilemma (International Monetary Trilemma).
In this session, Piyush Sir explains why a country cannot simultaneously maintain:
* Free capital flows
* Stable exchange rate
* Independent monetary policy
Using India’s current policy environment, this lecture connects the Trilemma to:
* RBI’s exchange rate management
* Liquidity conditions
* Interest rate decisions
* Capital flows & investment impact
* Policy trade-offs in an open economy
This topic is highly relevant for UPSC Prelims 2026, GS Paper 3 (Economy), and Economic Survey-based questions.
If you want structured and exam-oriented coverage of the Economic Survey, join our Economic Sprint Program:
🔗 https://visionias.in/economy-sprint/
#UPSC #UPSCPrelims #UPSCPrelims2026 #UPSC2026 #EconomicSurvey #IndianEconomy #MonetaryPolicy #MundellFleming #Trilemma #RBI #GSPaper3 #VisionIAS
Economic Survey 2025-26: Mundell-Fleming Trilemma for UPSC | Piyush Sir
The Economic Survey 2025–26 highlights a critical macroeconomic concept — the Mundell-Fleming Trilemma (International Monetary Trilemma).
In this session, Piyush Sir explains why a country cannot simultaneously maintain:
* Free capital flows
* Stable exchange rate
* Independent monetary policy
Using India’s current policy environment, this lecture connects the Trilemma to:
* RBI’s exchange rate management
* Liquidity conditions
* Interest rate decisions
* Capital flows & investment impact
* Policy trade-offs in an open economy
This topic is highly relevant for UPSC Prelims 2026, GS Paper 3 (Economy), and Economic Survey-based questions.
If you want structured and exam-oriented coverage of the Economic Survey, join our Economic Sprint Program:
🔗 https://visionias.in/economy-sprint/
#UPSC #UPSCPrelims #UPSCPrelims2026 #UPSC2026 #EconomicSurvey #IndianEconomy #MonetaryPolicy #MundellFleming #Trilemma #RBI #GSPaper3 #VisionIAS
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Economic Survey 2025-26: Mundell-Fleming Trilemma for UPSC | Piyush Sir
The Economic Survey 2025–26 highlights a critical macroeconomic concept — the Mundell-Fleming Trilemma (International Monetary Trilemma).
In this session, Piyush Sir explains why a country cannot simultaneously maintain:
• Free capital flows
• Stable exchange…
In this session, Piyush Sir explains why a country cannot simultaneously maintain:
• Free capital flows
• Stable exchange…
VisionIAS Inside Classroom | CPI (Consumer Price Index) – Major Revisions
Understand the structural changes in CPI — new base year (2024=100), expansion from 299 to 358 items, inclusion of rural housing, adoption of COICOP classification, and reduction in food weightage based on Engel’s Law. Decode what these revisions mean for inflation measurement and monetary policy with Senior Faculty Sunil Sir.
Register Today: https://visionias.in/delhi/
Join the discussion and comment your answer to the UPSC question!
#UPSC #Economics #CPI #Inflation #MonetaryPolicy #SunilSir #VisionIAS
Understand the structural changes in CPI — new base year (2024=100), expansion from 299 to 358 items, inclusion of rural housing, adoption of COICOP classification, and reduction in food weightage based on Engel’s Law. Decode what these revisions mean for inflation measurement and monetary policy with Senior Faculty Sunil Sir.
Register Today: https://visionias.in/delhi/
Join the discussion and comment your answer to the UPSC question!
#UPSC #Economics #CPI #Inflation #MonetaryPolicy #SunilSir #VisionIAS