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RBI sells ₹50000 cr govt securities in OMO to drain surplus liquidity

India's central bank sold ₹50000 crore ($5.2 billion) of bonds under its open market operations program as it stepped up efforts to drain surplus cash from the banking system

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RBI sells ₹50000 cr govt securities in OMO to drain surplus liquidity
India's central bank sold ₹50000 crore ($5.2 billion) of bonds under its open market operations program as it stepped up efforts to drain surplus cash from the banking system
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