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  • Banks’ treasury income seen flat in Q3 as bond yield rise may be offset by OMO gains

    The RBI’s OMO purchase programme, which infused about Rs 1.5 lakh crore of durable liquidity into the system, helped cap losses and provided selective trading opportunities

  • RBI conducts Rs 4,175 cr outright OMO sales on Oct 16-20, shows data

    During October 16-20, liquidity in the banking system remained mostly in deficit mode, expect on October 17, when liquidity was in surplus of around Rs 1,512.59 crore.

  • Bond yields to trade high till clarity emerges on OMO quantum: Experts

    Soon after the announcement by the RBI, yield on the 10-year benchmark government bond started rising. In the morning trade it rose 7-8 basis points and later, in the afternoon trade, it rose by 15 bps.

  • Near-term range for rupee at 62.50-64/USD: Kotak Mah Bank

    Mohan Shenoi, President - Group Treasury & Global Markets, Kotak Mahindra Bank OMOs sees the 10-year bond yields in the range of 8.5-9%.

  • Higher exports to ease CAD; 25 bps repo hike likely: HSBC

    Manish Wadhawan, MD & HD -Interest Rates, HSBC sees the 10-year yields would hover between 8.50-8.75 percent for time to come till normalisation of rates happens.

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