The money market is where Short-Term instruments, ranging from 1 day to 1 year, are traded.
The Indian money market can be broadly divided into two categories: Investors and Instruments
The RBI leverages the money market to implement its monetary policy by adjusting reserve ratios, conducting Open Market Operations (OMO), and altering policy rates.
The money market is ideal for investors or entities seeking low-risk, short-term investment options with high liquidity.
Liquidity Management Low Risk Flexibility
Low Returns Limited Participation