MUMBAI, Nov 21 (Reuters) - India's central bank bought 790 million rupees of bonds and sold 780 million rupees worth of debt in the week to Nov. 14, it said in its weekly statistical supplement on Friday.
It had sold and bought bonds worth 80 million rupees each in the previous week, it said. (Reporting by Mumbai Treasury Desk)
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