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India’s central bank raised ₹190 billion through its latest Treasury bill auction, with yields rising marginally across all tenors. The uptick reflects evolving liquidity conditions and investor recalibration of short-term rate expectations amid macroeconomic shifts.
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In a routine liquidity management operation, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) conducted its weekly auction of Treasury bills on October 23, 2025, successfully raising ₹190 billion across three maturities. The auction saw a modest increase in yields, indicating a shift in market sentiment and expectations around interest rate trajectories.
Major Takeaways:
- 91-Day T-Bills:
- Amount raised: ₹70 billion
- Cut-off price: ₹98.6572
- Yield: 5.4593% (up from 5.4350% in the previous auction)
- 182-Day T-Bills:
- Amount raised: ₹60 billion
- Cut-off price: ₹97.2900
- Yield: 5.5863% (up from 5.5473%)
- 364-Day T-Bills:
- Amount raised: ₹60 billion
- Cut-off price: ₹94.7295
- Yield: 5.5790% (up from 5.5490%)
Notable Updates:
The consistent upward movement in yields across all tenors suggests a cautious stance among investors, possibly anticipating tighter liquidity or rate normalization in the near term.
Sources: Reserve Bank of India auction data and official press releases
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