News From Press Short-term bonds make a comeback in India as RBI pledges abundant liquidity in banking

Short-term bonds make a comeback in India as RBI pledges abundant liquidity in banking

Traders were jittery going into RBI’s policy review as a range of overnight rates had dropped below the lower bound of the central bank’s rate corridor.

FE Dec 10, 2020

Bullish bets on India’s short-term bonds are making a comeback after the central bank pledged to maintain abundant liquidity in the banking system to support the economy. The Reserve Bank of India surprised bond traders on Friday when it didn’t take steps to pare back on the cash glut that caused short-term rates to collapse. Instead, it reiterated liquidity support for the debt market with instruments including open-market bond purchases.

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