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Minimum cash reserves fixed by law constitute

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Minimum cash reserves fixed by law constitute ___

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Anas Ameenu
Anas Ameenu 6 years ago
A bank has to keep a minimum cash reserve for immediate demand from their customers that is cash reserve ratio required by the RBI.
Baalkrishan Thaman
Baalkrishan Thaman 8 years ago
Cash reserve ration and good constitute types of measures are need to taken for the transfer.
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