Market Borrowing

The five-year bond was sold at a cut-off yield of 7.10% versus 7.13% estimate

Future premium hinges on incentives for banks, FII participation

The government may avoid incremental borrowing via the bills and only borrow to meet its previous repayment needs in the next quarter

After rising steeply for a month, the cost of market borrowing for states declined sharply on Tuesday with the weighted average cut-off falling by 11 basis points to 7.72 per cent from 7.83 per cent last week. The cost declined despite a rise in the weighted average tenor to 12 years from 11 years last week, according to an analysis by Icra Ratings. Nine states raised Rs 16,900 crore through state government securities (SGS) on Tuesday -- 10 per cent lower than the Rs 18,700 crore indicated for this week in the third quarter auction calendar. So far this year, bond sales by states are down 8 per cent over the year-ago period. The weighted average cut-off of states eased by 11 bps (basis points) to 7.72 per cent despite a rise in weighted average tenor to 12 years from 11 years and the 10-year benchmark G-sec yield remaining stable at 7.43 per cent in the auction on this Tuesday from last Tuesday. The weighted average cut-off of 10-year state bonds also declined by 10 bps to 7.73 pe

Higher global borrowing costs are expected to affect growth prospects

The government will borrow Rs 5.92 trillion, or 41.6 per cent of the new FY23 target, in October-March, including from the issuance of its maiden sovereign green bonds of Rs 16,000 crore

Oil prices have neutralised owing to the balance of recession fears with tight supply in world markets

Cut- off for state Development Loans up by 19 bps this week over auction held last week

As a statement of accounts, Budget 2022 makes for grim reading. But a strong emphasis on green growth may offer India the economic narrative it's been lacking

Plan to borrow record Rs 14.95 trn exceeds market estimates; high oil prices, prospect of Fed hikes contribute to worries

The government is expected to muster only Rs 1.1 trillion as it borrows more for a second year straight.

Bond dealers say such quick benchmark setting can create some confusion in the markets on rate setting

The approval is the key to BSNL's turnaround plan, which includes setting up a 4G network so that it can compete with private competitors.

Seven state governments had lined up to borrow Rs 9,000 crore, but ended up borrowing Rs 12,000 crore from the markets because of the cheap rates.

Households contributes maximum to the gross value addition (44.3% during FY12-FY19), savings (61.1%) and fixed capital (39.2%) in the economy

Repayment for past loans in the next financial year has been pegged at Rs 2.35 trillion

Borrowing in first half to be 47.5% of budgeted amount for 2018-19