News From Press India sold so many bonds that it had to retire its benchmark

India sold so many bonds that it had to retire its benchmark

The govt plans to sell a record ₹12 lakh crore of bonds this fiscal year

Mint Jul 30, 2020

India is selling so many bonds that the market can’t keep up.

The government is retiring the current benchmark 10-year debt just two months after it was issued, compared to about 12 months for earlier offerings, to make way for a new issuance. The present bond hasn’t even had a chance to become fully liquid before being shelved.

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