RBI to infuse Rs 65,000 crore liquidity into system
MUMBAI: To ensure adequate liquidity in the system at a time when the quarterly advance tax outgo is coinciding with a Rs 30,000-crore term repo maturity, the RBI on Thursday evening announced a buyback of government securities (G-secs) worth about Rs 15,000 crore.
This, along with its planned Rs 50,000-crore infusion through a term repo auction, will infuse about Rs 65,000 crore into the system in aggregate.
In effect, this will leave about net Rs 35,000 crore funds in the system given the Rs 30,000-crore term repo maturity, market players said. This is expected to take care of the advance tax outgo, they added.
Recently, short-term rates had spiked with treasury bill yields going above the 9.10% level and CD rates shooting to double digits.
The RBI decision to infuse funds into the system will help bring down short-term rates, bond dealers said. According to the RBI release, it will buy back a host of G-secs maturing in fiscal 2015.
- The Times of India on Mobile
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This, along with its planned Rs 50,000-crore infusion through a term repo auction, will infuse about Rs 65,000 crore into the system in aggregate.
In effect, this will leave about net Rs 35,000 crore funds in the system given the Rs 30,000-crore term repo maturity, market players said. This is expected to take care of the advance tax outgo, they added.
Recently, short-term rates had spiked with treasury bill yields going above the 9.10% level and CD rates shooting to double digits.
The RBI decision to infuse funds into the system will help bring down short-term rates, bond dealers said. According to the RBI release, it will buy back a host of G-secs maturing in fiscal 2015.
- The Times of India on Mobile
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Regards,
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17,Netaji Subhash Marg,Daryaganj,
New Delhi-110002 Mobile No 9891645052
Email Id: rajesh.ipo@smcindiaonline.com
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