Bloomberg -
14 hours
ago
Photographer:
Brent Lewin/Bloomberg India's central bank will buy government bonds
this month for the first time since January to boost cash in the banking
system. The Reserve Bank of India will purchase a total of 100 billion
rupees ($1.97 billion) of ...
Wall
Street Journal - 17 hours ago
MUMBAI—India's
central bank announced its first government bond buyback under its
open-market-operations program this year, in a move aimed at easing liquidity
in the cash-strapped banking system. ...
Bloomberg
UTV - 3 hours ago
In
an attempt to boost liquidity in the cash-strapped banking system, the Reserve
Bank of India is looking to buy bonds worth Rs 10, 000 crore. The
move comes in after four of the last five debt sales this quarter failed to
attract adequate investor ...
Economic
Times - 13 hours ago
At
least three bond sales devolved on primary dealers as investors demanded
higher yields to buy India government bonds than what the Reserve
Bank of India was willing to give. The central bank, which is also the
debt manager of the government, ...
Economic
Times - 5 hours ago
MUMBAI:
Indian federal bond yields dropped 11 basis points early on
Thursday following the Reserve Bank of India' plan to conduct a buyback
for up to $2 billion to ease a cash crunch in the banking system. After the
market had closed on Wednesday, ...
Business
Standard - 14 hours ago
The
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Wednesday said it would buy Rs 10000
crore of government bonds next week. It said the step was being taken
because of the current liquidity conditions. However, RBI is yet to announce
the securities to be bought back. ...
Livemint -
1 hour
ago
The
Reserve Bank of India has finally announced its first programme in this
fiscal year to buy government bonds in what are known as open market
operations. The central bank will thus release liquidity into the money market,
a move that many traders ...
Newstrack
India - 2 hours ago
We
need to note that it is only common sense to reinvest this money in a market
like India, via assets like stocks, bonds, and even real estate
rather than let it accrue interest at a paltry one to two percent a year in
Switzerland. ...
Economic
Times - Nov 15, 2011
MUMBAI: Hopes of the Indian central bank taking
measures to ease tight liquidity, following comments from a deputy central
banker sent federal bond yields down on Tuesday, with global risk
aversion also aiding sentiment. The new 10-year bond yield ...
Govt.
totally failed to control our cash flow(black money) our politicians are not
aware this.Pls make good report to all medias. Now Indian Bond have Rating like
BBB negative in international market (like Greece).
Giri Prasad, Highway Action Forum
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