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Can an increase in the deposits rate increase the money multiplier?

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An increase in deposit rates will incite contributors to deposit more, subsequently prompting a decrease in cash to aggregate deposit proportion or ratio. This will thus prompt an ascent or an increase in the money multiplier.

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