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Budget 2020: FinMin likely to push for Rs 25,000-Rs 30,000 cr interim dividend from RBI; to help fiscal deficit slippages
Fp Staff •In the past RBI has paid a total Rs 38,000 crore as an interim dividend (Rs 28,000 crore in FY19 and Rs 10,000 crore in FY18)
RBI announces special OMO of Rs 10,000 cr on 6 January; may accept or reject offers without explanations
•The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Monday will carry a special simultaneous open market operation to buy and sell government bonds of Rs 10,000 crore each.
Bond rally fizzles on expectations of fiscal stimulus package, slowdown concerns in economy
•Over the past four trading sessions, however, bonds have given up some of those gains with the 10-year yield up 31 bps
Union Budget 2019: Capital markets provide platform for investors and businesses to fulfil their financial needs
Fp Research •Capital market can also be divided in terms of the instruments being traded: Stock market or Bond market.
RBI to pump in Rs 12,500 cr liquidity into financial system on 20 June through bond purchases
•The Reserve Bank of India said on Thursday said it will infuse Rs 12,500 crore into the financial system through bond purchases on 20 June
RBI to pump in Rs 15,000 cr liquidity into financial system on Thursday through bond purchases
•The Reserve Bank of India said on Tuesday it will infuse Rs 15,000 crore into the financial system through bond purchases on Thursday
RBI to infuse Rs 15,000 cr into financial system next month through government bonds purchases
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RBI announces Rs 25,000 cr liquidity injection in May through OMOs, to be carried out in two tranches
•The RBI has been using OMOs through the prolonged period of weak liquidity starting FY19 itself
Govt to make additional borrowing of Rs 36,000 crore during current fiscal through dated securities
•As per the calender issued previously, the last tranche for borrowing through government bonds was to complete in the week ending 8 March, 2019.
Bonds rise to 8-month high on Reserve Bank of India's bond purchase hopes, inflation comments
•The 10-year benchmark bond yield fell to as low as 7.38 percent, its lowest since April 11 and compared with its previous close of 7.44 percent.