Deposits in all commercial banks refer to the amount of money that individuals, businesses, and other organizations have placed in bank accounts for safekeeping, investment, and other purposes.
These deposits can be in various forms, such as checking accounts, savings accounts, certificates of deposit (CDs), and money market accounts. The amount of money that individuals and organizations deposit in a bank can vary widely depending on their financial needs and goals.
The total amount of deposits held by all commercial banks in a country is an important measure of the overall health of the banking system and the level of confidence that consumers and businesses have in their banks. It is also an important indicator of the liquidity and capital adequacy of banks, as deposits are a key source of funding for banks' lending and investment activities.