RBI to buy up to Rs 100 billion of bonds via OMOs on January 22 - The Economic Times

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MUMBAI: The RBI said it would buy up to Rs 100 billion ($1.62 billion) of bonds via open market operations on January 22.

The Reserve Bank of India said it would buy 8.07 per cent 2017 bonds, 7.28 per cent 2019 bonds, 7.16 per cent 2023 bonds and 8.28 per cent 2027 bonds.
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