(a). Bond market
(b). Forex market
(c). Money market
(d). Stock market
Explanation:
Collateral Borrowing and Lending Obligations
(CBLOs) are instruments of the money market in the Indian economy. CBLOs are
short-term agreements between a borrower and a lender that allow the borrower
to receive cash from the lender in exchange for collateral, typically
government securities. CBLOs are used to manage liquidity.
The money market is a part of the financial
market that deals in short-term assets, such as loans, securities, and other
instruments with maturities of one year or less. Money market funds often
invest in low-risk, highly liquid securities, like government securities,
certificates of deposit, and commercial paper