The Reserve Bank of India will auction government securities worth 310 billion rupees on February 13, 2026. The sale includes 130 billion rupees of 7.43% 2076 bonds and 180 billion rupees of new 2031 bonds, supporting fiscal financing and investor demand.
India’s central bank has announced a major government bond auction scheduled for February 13, 2026, offering securities worth 310 billion rupees. The sale includes long-dated 7.43% 2076 bonds and new 2031 bonds, aimed at strengthening market liquidity and meeting fiscal funding needs.
Key highlights
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The auction will include 130 billion rupees of 7.43% Government Security maturing in 2076
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180 billion rupees of new Government Security maturing in 2031 will also be offered
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The notified amount totals 310 billion rupees, with an option to retain additional subscription up to 20 billion rupees
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Settlement of these securities is scheduled for February 16, 2026
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The auction will be conducted by the RBI at its Mumbai office
This issuance reflects India’s strategy to balance long-term borrowing with medium-term debt instruments, ensuring liquidity across maturities while meeting fiscal requirements. Market participants are closely watching yields, with expectations of strong demand given the attractive coupon and maturity mix.
Sources: Reserve Bank of India Press Release, Business Standard