Credit Deposit Ratio (CDR) is the amount of credit outstanding in the banking system in relation to the amount of deposits outstanding in the banking system.
The answer to the question “should one be invested in Indian equities at current levels of 20,900 on the Sensex and 6200 on the Nifty” is yes as risks are known going into elections 2014 but the positives are unknown and those positives could actually play out going forward.
OIS are swaps where the floating rate is an overnight rate (such as NSE MIBOR) and the fixed rate is paid in exchange of the compounded floating rate over a certain period.
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3rd December 2013
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