At 6.99% States Continue To Pay Higher For Debt

Borrowing cost for the states at today's auction was sustained at the high levels touched at last week's auction which was the highest since mid-March, as the weighted average cost across states and maturities was 6.99 per cent

Sebi Clarifies Rules On Holding Of Liquid Assets In Debt Mutual Funds

The markets regulator had also appointed a committee to look into a liquidity and stress testing framework for debt mutual funds.

Reserve Bank To Buy Govt Securities Worth Rs 1.20 Lakh Cr Under G-SAP 2.0

Under G-SAP 1.0, the central bank will purchase Rs 1 lakh crore-worth government securities and the last transaction of such acquisition to the tune of Rs 40,000 crore is scheduled for June 17.

RBI Announces FPI Investment Limits In G-secs, SDLs

The FPI limit in G-Sec General, G-Sec Long Term, SDL General, SDL Long Term, and Corporate Bonds, was Rs 9,54,280 crore as on March 31, 2021.

States' Borrowing Cost Begin To Fall

The cumulative issuance stands at Rs 59,700 crore, down 44.3 per cent compared to Rs 1,07,300 crore initially indicated for this period on an annualised basis

G-SAP: Second Tranche Of Bond Buying Worth Rs 35k Cr On May 20, Says RBI

The RBI will purchase seven government securities of different maturities amounting to Rs 35,000 crore. There will be no security-wise notified amount.

RBI To Conduct Simultaneous Sale, Purchase Of Govt Securities Next Week

Simultaneous purchase and sale of government securities under OMOs, popularly known as the Operation Twist, involves purchasing G-Sec of longer maturities and selling equal amount of G-Sec of shorter maturities.

First Purchase Of G-Secs Worth Rs 25,000 Cr Under G-SAP 1.0 On Apr 15: RBI

The central bank said the endeavour through the programme will be to ensure congenial financial conditions for the economic recovery to gain traction.

RBI To Conduct Simultaneous Sale-Purchase Of Govt Securities Next Month

Simultaneous purchase and sale of government securities under OMOs, popularly known as Operation Twist, involves purchasing G-Secs of longer maturities and selling equal amounts of G-Secs of shorter maturities.

You May Soon Be Able To Buy G-Secs Through Stock Exchange

Traditionally, the G-Sec investor base in India has comprised of banks, provident funds, insurance companies, co-operative banks, regional rural banks, pension funds, mutual funds, and NBFCs

India To Soon Allow Banks To Pledge Corp Bonds To Borrow From RBI

India will soon allow banks to pledge corporate bonds as collateral to borrow funds from the central bank's overnight repo window, although with some limitations, the country's capital market regulator said in a report

EPFO Investment In ETFs Has Given Higher Return Than G-Secs

Government on Wednesday sought to allay fears over investments by EPFO into ETFs, saying that their performance should be viewed over a long period of time and the retirement fund body has already got over 12 per cent return within a year, higher than government securities

RBI Announces Fresh Steps To Tackle Rupee Volatility

Chidambaram Promises More Reforms

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