| After the auction, the market is expecting a rally in the prices of securities as there is comfort from factors such as the inflation rate and oil prices. |
| The inflation for the week ended January 15 stood at 5.42 per cent and is expected to go down further due to the base effect. |
| The ten-year benchmark 7.38 per cent 2015 is likely to rule in the range of 6.65-75 per dollar. Since there are no borrowing programmes due, dealers said the ten-year benchmark yield may breach 6.65 per cent. |
| Recap: Gilt prices ruled in the range of 5-20 paise during the week as interest rate signals were contingent upon the US Federal Reserve's open market committee meeting and the government securities auction. |
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