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TABLE-Details of Indian govt borrowings in 2009/10

Mon Nov 9, 2009 8:56am IST
 
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Apr 17   8.24% 2027     40   107.82/7.4390  xx.xx      NIL/NIL
Apr 09   7.50% 2034     40    97.35/7.7387  xx.xx      NIL/NIL
Apr 09   6.05% 2019(Feb)80    95.05/6.7467  xx.xx      NIL/NIL
Apr 02   7.56% 2014     80   103.47/6.8010  xx.xx      NIL/NIL
Apr 02   7.94% 2021     40   102.50/7.6188  xx.xx      5.6700
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 Total raised through bonds so far (in bln rupees)   ...3340.00
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 The following are details of 364-day treasury bills issued
so far in 2009/10 through auctions:
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 Auction     Notified         Cut-off price/        Devolvement
date        amount           yield at cut-off      RBI/Primary
        (rupees in        (rupees/percent)          dealers
           bln)                                (bln rupees)
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 Nov 04       20               95.68/4.5275            NIL Oct
21       20               95.67/4.5384            NIL Oct 07   
20               95.62/4.5932            NIL Sep 23       10
           95.86/4.3307            NIL Sep 09       40      
     95.61/4.6042            NIL Aug 26       10            
  95.85/4.3416            NIL Aug 12       10              
96.01/4.1672            NIL Jul 29       10              
96.35/3.7987            NIL Jul 15       10              
96.45/3.6908            NIL Jul 01       10              
96.34/3.8095            NIL Jun 17       10              
96.17/3.9935            NIL Jun 03       10              
96.16/4.0043            NIL May 20       10              
96.46/3.6800            NIL May 06       10              
96.63/3.4971            NIL Apr 22       10              
96.39/3.7555            NIL Apr 08       10              
95.80/4.3962            NIL
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 ------ Total raised through 364-day t-bills (in bln rupees)
220.00
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 The following are details of G sec buy back by RBI under
OMO so far in 2009/10 through auctions:
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 ------Auction    Bond      Notified  Bids   Cut off price     
Weighted date                 amount  Accepted   /yield%       
 price/Yield%
                 (in bln)
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 ------ Sep 24   7.56% 2014     60     4.00  102.25/7.0254     
102.09/7.0617 Sep 24   7.94% 2021           15.69 
102.21/7.6481      102.06/7.6674 Sep 17   7.37% 2014     60   
31.70  101.20/7.0565      101.10/7.0813 Sep 17   8.07% 2017    
   13.55  103.95/7.3598      103.83/7.3803 Sep 10   6.07%
2014     60    30.71   95.79/7.1414       95.71/7.1634 Sep 10  
7.49% 2017           10.16  100.24/7.4462       99.99/7.4893
Sep 10   7.40% 2035            2.10   91.44/8.2011      
91.41/8.2040 Sep 03   7.38% 2015     60    11.60  100.33/7.3110
  100.21/7.3361 Sep 03   8.24% 2018            6.26 
104.67/7.4933      104.55/7.5125 Sep 03   7.95% 2032           
4.45   98.05/8.1387       97.88/8.1552 Aug 27   7.59% 2016    
60    24.61  102.12/7.1798      102.03/7.1968 Aug 27   8.35%
2022            1.95  104.77/7.7509      104.33/7.8048 Aug 20  
7.37% 2014     60    46.27  101.83/6.9001      101.66/6.9425
Aug 20   8.24% 2018            3.86  106.03/7.2870     
105.99/7.2932 Aug 20   7.50% 2034            3.98  
94.62/8.0007       94.43/8.0191 Aug 06   7.38% 2015     60   
13.79  102.10/6.9486      101.81/7.0076 Aug 06   6.05% 2019    
    6.62   92.90/7.0907       92.61/7.1346 Aug 06   7.95%
2032            9.17  100.60/7.8860      100.16/7.9279 Jul 23  
8.33% 2036     60     5.33  106.25/7.7711      105.89/7.8013
Jul 23   6.35% 2020            3.85   94.90/7.0475      
94.88/7.0502 Jul 23   7.56% 2014           26.71  104.10/6.6230
  104.02/6.6413 Jul 09   6.05% 2019*    75     9.26  
94.00/6.9174       93.67/6.9677 Jul 09   7.95% 2032           
7.35  101.55/7.7967      101.06/7.8426 Jun 18   7.38% 2015    
60    29.25  103.54/6.6711         Nil Jun 18   8.35% 2022     
  15.00  107.38/7.4485         Nil Jun 18   8.33% 2036      
  1.95  105.34/7.8503         Nil Jun 04   7.49% 2017     60
13.75  103.40/6.9200         Nil Jun 04   8.35% 2022        
2.70  108.25/7.3502         Nil Jun 04   7.95% 2032         
  1.85  103.20/7.6456         Nil May 21   8.24% 2018     60   
 7.25  110.25/6.6935         Nil May 21   8.35% 2022           
9.95  109.10/7.2555         Nil May 21   8.28% 2032          
14.32  108.78/7.4698         Nil May 21   8.33% 2036           
4.90  109.60/7.4959         Nil May 07   7.27% 2013     60    
4.45  105.30/5.8601         Nil May 07   7.59% 2016          
17.00  105.99/6.5010         Nil May 07   7.94% 2021          
13.94  109.25/6.8020         Nil May 07   7.50% 2034          
25.11  102.65/7.2679         Nil Apr 23   7.38% 2015     60    
5.56  105.04/6.4004         Nil Apr 23   8.07% 2017           
8.43  109.72/6.4499         Nil Apr 23   8.24% 2018           
6.10  112.00/6.4600         Nil Apr 23   8.35% 2022          
17.73  113.00/6.8286         Nil Apr 23   7.95% 2032          
22.64  107.40/7.2791         Nil Apr 08   7.59% 2016     60   
33.50  103.80/6.8969         Nil Apr 08   7.49% 2017          
11.46  103.54/6.9073         Nil Apr 08   8.35% 2022           
2.95  106.17/7.5966         Nil Apr 08   7.95% 2032           
6.10  102.15/7.7423         Nil Apr 08   8.33% 2036           
6.00  106.50/7.7515         Nil
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 ------Total buy back   ..   915.00    574.86
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 ------  Note- *= Feb Maturity
  Issue date is April 1, 2009.
 Market borrowing programme for the year 2009/10 is 4510.00
 For a look at the indicative borrowings calendar for the of
the fiscal year OCTOBER 2009-MARCH 2010, double-click on
RBM05.
 (Mumbai Rate Reporting Unit, + 91 22 6636 9222,
rru.data@reuters.com) 

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