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RBI to continue to use overnight weighted average call rate as the operating target for monetary policyIt would, however, track other overnight money market segments in a bid to ensure orderly evolution of money market rates and smoothen tran...- RBI's recent VRRR auction sees lower bids amid declining overnight ratesThe RBI's 3-day VRRR auction saw bids of ₹44,790 crore against a notified ₹50,000 crore, reflecting lower overnight rates. Recent VRRR auct...
- Banks parked Rs 2 trillion excess cash amid RBI signallingThe cut-off yield, above which banks cannot claim a rate for parking excess cash, was at 3.55 percent. That was higher than the average mar...
- RBI gets Rs 1.23 lakh crore bids for Rs 25,000 crore LTROThe reversal date of these repos is February 23, 2021, RBI said in a release.
- RBI to conduct repo auction under LAF tomorrow for Rs 20,000 croreThe Reserve Bank will conduct a 7 day variable rate repo auction tomorrow under Liquidity Adjustment Facility (LAF) worth Rs 20,000 crore.
- Few takers for RBI’s first term reverse repoTo borrow from the inter-bank call money market, a bank needs to pledge government securities. The overnight call rate closed at 7.97% weig...
- Reserve Bank of India's first four-day term reverse repo finds no takersTo borrow from the inter-bank call money market, a bank needs to pledge government securities. The overnight call rate closed at 7.97 per c...
- RBI may cap reverse repo bids; Re dips 14pAwash with funds, banks have parked more than Rs 1.32 lakh crore surplus funds with the Reserve Bank of India.
- Call rates to remain steadyCall rates ended higher at 6.15-6.3% from around 2%, with the market realigning itself with the LAF rates.
- Call rates end lowFollowing the RBI statement on Friday evening, where the central bank capped the daily fund infusion under the reverse repo window to Rs 3,...
- Call rates, gilts likely to easeLast week, call rates closed at 6.40-6.50% as against their previous week’s closing level of 7.40-7.60%.
- Call likely to remain steadyInter-bank rates ended at 6.40-6.60%, substantially higher from their last close of 6.05-6.15%. Deals during last week were reported at lev...
- Call may face liquidity pressureCall rates traded around the reverse repo rate for the most part of last week before closing marginally higher at 6.05-6.15%.
- Call rates stay tightLiquidity within the banking system saw a minor blip on account of advance tax outflows.
- Call rates may follow reverse repoCall rates traded around the reverse repo rate throughout the week and closed flat at 6-6.10%.
- Call rates may follow reverse repoCall rates traded around the reverse repo rate throughout the week and closed flat at 6-6.10%. Increased government spending towards salary...
- Call rates range-bound at 6-6.10%Call rates moved in a range of 6-6.10%, on account of a 25 basis point hike announced by the Reserve Bank of India in the repo and reverse ...
- Re likely to extend gainsInter bank rates traded around the reverse repo rate throughout the week to close flat at 5.75-5.85%. Cash surpluses were robust, backed by...
- Call may track reverse repo; firm rupee, gilts presagedRealigning themselves to the liquidity adjustment facility rate hike by RBI, call rates closed at 5.75-5.85% last week.
- NDS to become operational from Jan 15, '02THE NEGOTIATED Dealing System for the debt market auction would become operational by January 15, the Reserve Bank of India said on Saturda...
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