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The Credit-Deposit (CD) ratio in banking shows how much of the money a bank gets from customers (deposits) is given out as loans. It is found by dividing the total amount of loans by the total deposits and is shown as a percentage. For example, if a bank has a CD ratio of 75%, it means that out of every ₹100 deposited, ₹75 is given as a loan. This ratio helps understand how actively a bank is lending. A very high or very low CD ratio can affect the bank’s performance and risk level.

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