- RBI is the sole authority for issuing currency notes in India (except ₹1 note). - RBI acts as the debt manager for both the Central and State Governments, involving the issuance and management of government securities (bonds). - Corporate bonds and stocks are capital market instruments issued by non-government entities.
Consider the following statements : The Reserve Bank of India is responsible for the issuance of 1. currency notes and coins 2. Government bonds 3. corporate bonds 4. stocks Which of the above statements are correct?
Asked in UPSC Combined Section Officer 2019 20 · Topic: Money & Banking (Reserve Bank of India (RBI): Role, Functions, and Autonomy)
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