Karakoram Ltd on Monday offloaded shares of Vijaya Diagnostic Centre Ltd worth over Rs 332 crore through an open market transaction.
RBI watchers call for a CRR hike to support OMOs
At the moment, G-SAP is not required but going forward, the G-SAP option, together with options of 'operation twist', and 'open market operations' are very much on the table.
Kayak Investments Holding, one of the promoter entities of Max Healthcare Institute Ltd, on Wednesday sold 84.4 million shares of the company for Rs 2,956 crore through open market transactions
UBS Principal Capital Asia Ltd on Friday sold Axis Bank's shares worth nearly Rs 255 crore through an open market transaction
UBS Principal Capital Asia Ltd on Thursday sold IndusInd Bank shares worth nearly Rs 354 crore through an open market transaction
Two promoters of AAVAS Financiers Ltd on Friday offloaded shares worth over Rs 751 crore, through open market transactions
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will conduct open market purchase of government bonds worth Rs 20,000 crore under the G-sec Acquisition Programme (G-SAP 2.0) on July 8
Ca Rover Holdings on Friday sold shares of SBI Cards and Payment Services Ltd worth about Rs 4,811 crore through open market transactions on BSE and NSE.
This is because while HTM stock can't be sold in OMOs, that may not be the case with G-SAP: Experts
RBI should not undermine the price and financial stability objectives
Central bank announces variable rate reverse repo auctions (VRRR) to suck out liquidity
RBI paper has said going ahead outright OMOs along with Operation Twists will continue to be potent tools in the central bank's arsenal
CA Rover Holdings on Wednesday divested 4.25 per cent stake in SBI Cards and Payment Services Ltd for Rs 3,943 crore through an open market transaction.
Since August, the central bank has tried to keep the 10-year yields below 6 per cent.
The central bank said it will conduct simultaneous purchase and sale of government securities for Rs 10,000 crore each under Open Market Operations
In a notification on its website, the central bank said it would buy Rs 20,000 crore of bonds from the secondary market, and sell Rs 15,000 crore of bonds
The decision was taken after a review of current liquidity and financial conditions, RBI said in a statement
This shows that contrary to what the bond market says, the RBI is pumping in enough liquidity in the system