The current Reserve Requirement Ratio (RRR) varies by country and can change frequently based on monetary policy decisions by central banks. To get the most accurate and up-to-date information on the RRR for a specific country, it's best to consult the central bank's official website or recent financial news. Please specify the country you're interested in for more detailed information.
If this answer has anything to do with history and government, the actual words RRR stand for are Reserve Requirement Ratio(there are a lot of others that refer to the same abbreviation in other areas, such as "reduce, reuse, and recycle", and are totally different things). The RRR is the amount a bank must keep in reserves; it removes money from the economy. There is an inverse relationship between the RRR and the money supply; an increase in RRR leads to a decrease in the money supply, and a decrease in RRR leads to a decrease in the money supply.
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Farfurie (you pronounce all the letters!): /f a rrr f oo rrr y e/ (e like in pen).
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