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Market Intervention Scheme
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About ā Market Intervention Scheme
A Market Intervention Scheme is a government or central bank policy that buys or sells securities, currencies, or commodities to influence prices and stabilize markets. It helps curb excessive volatility, protect domestic industries, and maintain confidence in the financial system. For example, the Reserve Bank of Indiaās 2020 bondābuying programme injected ā¹1.5āÆtrillion to support sovereign yields.