Showing questions for June 27, 2025
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Question 41 Jun 27, 2025
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What trend was observed in the weighted average domestic term deposit rates (WADTDRs) on fresh deposits during the specified period?
Rates moderated by 27 bpsThe weighted average domestic term deposit rates (WADTDRs) on fresh deposits showed a moderation of 27 basis points (bps) during the given period. This reflects a shift in banking strategies amid prevailing economic conditions.
Question 42 Jun 27, 2025
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How did the decline in weighted average lending rates (WALR) on fresh rupee loans compare between public sector banks (PSBs) and private sector banks (PVBs)?
PSBs saw a higher decline than PVBsDuring the current easing cycle (February–April 2025), public sector banks experienced a slightly higher decline in weighted average lending rates (WALR) on fresh rupee loans compared to private sector banks. This highlights differences in how each category of banks adjusted their lending strategies.
Question 43 Jun 27, 2025
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What economic challenge has impacted the auto industry alongside supply chain issues?
High inventory levelsIn addition to supply chain disruptions, the auto industry has been affected by high inventory levels. This combination has created pressure on cash flows and profitability for manufacturers, leading to cautious planning for future production.
Question 44 Jun 27, 2025
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What role do rare earth magnets play in the production of electric vehicles?
Essential components for motorsRare earth magnets are crucial for the functioning of electric vehicle motors. Their unique magnetic properties make them indispensable for achieving efficiency and performance standards in EVs, making their supply shortage a major concern.
Question 45 Jun 27, 2025
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What is the likely impact of continued supply shortages on the electric vehicle market?
Delayed expansion plansContinued supply shortages of critical components like rare earth magnets are expected to delay expansion plans in the electric vehicle market. Companies may slow down production until supply chains stabilize.