Open Market Operations (omo)

Tight rupee liquidity is largely the result of the RBI’s forex interventions

OMO sales will be done through auction process: RBI Governor

RBI on October 6 said the central bank will consider open market operations (OMO) sales to manage liquidity.

Budget Fallout: The central bank jostles markets

Challenge of repressing yields intensifies, expands battle in the forex market 

Primer | Liquidity comes in many shapes and sizes

System liquidity has huge implications on the conduct of the monetary policy and the current holy grail of ‘monetary transmission’

Rajan says will ensure plentiful liquidity in banking system

Raghram Rajan said a perception that the banking system is facing an "enormous liquidity shortage" is not consistent with reality.

RBI to inject liquidity of Rs 10,000 cr via OMOs on Wednesday

"Based on the current assessment of prevailing and evolving liquidity conditions, the Reserve Bank has decided to conduct purchase of Government securities under Open Market Operations (OMO) for an aggregate amount of 100 billion on January 20, 2016," RBI said in a release.

See CAD, BoP improving; 10-year at 9%: HDFC Bank

Ashish Parthasarthy expects to see an improvement on the current account deficit(CAD) front as well as on the Balance of Payments (BoP).

RBI may still go in for 25 bps cut on Jun 17: Indranil Pan

"The currency maybe wobbly, but unfortunately we all know that the currency at least in the case of India has really not been helpful in propelling the export segment in any way," Pan said in an interview to CNBC-TV18.

Expect 7.15-7.18% on new 10-year bond yield: Nomura

The fall in inflation has brightened the prospect of a rate cut in July feels Vivek Rajpal of Nomura India.

Bonds to rally further on rate cut expectations: StanChart

Agam Gupta of Standard Chartered Bank believes that the rally in bond market is due to a combination of factors. He expects bonds to rally another 3-5 basis points till the monetary policy.

Have no problems with Sebi's decisions: Bimal Jalan

Stock exchanges and depositories will be allowed to list, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) decided on Monday, more or less overturning the recommendations of the Bimal Jalan Committee on the matter.