(Bloomberg) -- India's 10-year bonds fell the most
in more than two months after the government announced an
unscheduled sale of the securities.
The government said it will auction 50 billion rupees ($1.2
billion) of the debt tomorrow, in addition to a previously
scheduled sale of 60 billion rupees on June 15. The yield on the
benchmark bond rose to the highest since August as the central
bank also increased the amount of treasury bills it sells this
week to more than twice the usual amount.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
in more than two months after the government announced an
unscheduled sale of the securities.
The government said it will auction 50 billion rupees ($1.2
billion) of the debt tomorrow, in addition to a previously
scheduled sale of 60 billion rupees on June 15. The yield on the
benchmark bond rose to the highest since August as the central
bank also increased the amount of treasury bills it sells this
week to more than twice the usual amount.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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