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    Liquidity Surplus Drives RBI VRRR Auction

    Mumbai, April 10 The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will conduct a Variable Rate Reverse Repo (VRRR) auction worth Rs 2 lakh crore seven days from Friday."In view of the current surplus liquidity conditions, it has been decided to conduct a VRRR auction on Friday," the central bank said in a...
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    RBI Updates Debt Investment Limits for Foreign Portfolio Investors

    Mumbai, April 6 The Reserve Bank on Monday said that the investment limit for foreign portfolio investors in government securities through the general route will remain unchanged at 6 per cent of the outstanding stock of securities for 2026-27.Also, the allocation of incremental changes in the...
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    Government Bond Market Activity Driven by Retail Investors

    Mumbai, March 17 Retail participation in the government bond market is gradually increasing, with activity in the secondary market witnessing a sharp surge, according to the latest RBI Retail Direct data.Trading volumes in the secondary market segment have increased by 3.7 times over the past...
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    Government Manages Bond Maturities with RBI Auction

    Mumbai, March 9 The government has purchased G-secs worth Rs 6,309 crore through the auction conducted by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), and has also issued bonds worth Rs 6,431.797 crore, according to a release.Government securities (G-Secs) are low-risk debt instruments issued by the...
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    RBI's Switch Auction: Government Buys Back Rs 13.8 Trillion in G-Secs

    Mumbai, March 2 The Government of India bought back government securities (G-secs) worth Rs 13,787.701 crore through the auction conducted by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), while also issuing bonds worth Rs 13,646.896 crore, according to the release.The securities repurchased by the...
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    RBI Switch Auction: Government Manages Debt Repayment

    Mumbai, February 12 The Indian Government on Thursday bought back government securities (G-secs) worth ₹75,504.43 crore from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) through a switch auction, while also issuing bonds worth ₹69,436.15 crore.The securities repurchased by the government were part of the...
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