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Higher inflation tolerance will increase risks

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Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Centre, said he had sought a meeting with the RBI. The Bench said if the RBI reply ‘goes much beyond the query posed by us, there will be a lot of opinions on it’

Business Standard Editorial Comment New Delhi
Lower interest rates and higher liquidity have resulted in record issuance of corporate bonds, with Indian companies raising over Rs 8 trillion from the bond market so far in the current year. Higher liquidity has reduced the spread over government securities and lowered the market interest rates. As Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das noted in his statement on monetary policy last week, the spread of AAA-rated three-year bond yields over government bonds has come down from 60 basis points on October 8 to 17 basis points. Yields on lower-rated bonds have also dropped significantly. However, lower interest

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