What's the reserve requirement ratio?
The reserve requirement ratio (RRR) is the percentage of deposits that banks must hold as reserves rather than lend out.
When a central bank lowers this ratio, commercial banks can lend out more of their deposits to clients, increasing the supply of money and stimulating economic activity.
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